HEALTH: Study: Waiting to Eat Means Better Food Choices

lunes, 15 de agosto de 2016

Study: Waiting to Eat Means Better Food Choices

Study: Waiting to Eat Means Better Food Choices

Experiments at Carnegie Mellon University have found that when there's a significant delay between ordering food and eating it, subjects choose lower-calorie options. It's partly because we're ordering when not hungry, but also because when something is happening down the road, we're more likely to think of its long-term effects - and that's actually one of our six food-shopping tips your wallet will thank you for.

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