In her view, this results in both fatigue and unnatural appetite, which leads to weight gain, exhaustion and disease. Wiley theorizes that the body's responses are cyclical, reflecting the seasons of the year, and that the body's needs vary seasonally.
According to Wiley, this causes fatigue and an unnatural hunger, leading to weight gain, exhaustion, and disease. She believes the body's reactions are cyclical, reflecting the changing seasons, and that these responses change with the seasons.