If my appetite decreases after taking Wigobi, will my binge eating habit naturally disappear as well?

Whenever I start a diet, I do well at first, but then I end up binge eating at some point—a pattern that repeats itself. I usually try to hold back and eat less, but once I let my cravings run wild, I frequently end up eating a huge amount of snacks, bread, and delivery food all at once, only to regret it later. As a result, I keep losing weight only to gain it back again.

Recently, while looking up reviews for Wigobi and Maunzaro, I found many comments stating that their appetite itself decreased, leading to fewer thoughts about food or a significant disappearance of binge eating urges. Conversely, I became curious because there were also reviews saying that stress-induced binge eating or habitual late-night snacking remained unchanged even after taking the medication.

Would Wigobi or Maunzaro be helpful for people like me who find dieting difficult due to binge eating habits rather than a lack of willpower? I am curious whether they really reduce the obsession with food or the urge to binge eat, or if they simply make you feel less hungry.

Are there any of you who have actually experienced a change in binge eating habits or a reduction in thoughts about food while taking Wigobi or Maunzaro? Conversely, I would also like to hear realistic reviews from those who did not see any effect.