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While researchers have tried to create foods that could make you feel fuller faster, in the past efforts focused on what happened to food after it was chewed and swallowed, the scientists said in a press release.
But now, some are trying to change the way food affects you while you're chewing it.
In the study in the current issue of the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, the Dutch scientists found that smells released during chewing can affect how full you feel while eating and possibly help you stop eating sooner.
"This suggests a number of applications, including developing foods that release more aroma during chewing, or developing aromas that are more powerful in triggering feelings of fullness," Business Week reports.
[Via Business Week]
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12-27-2009 @12:49PM MacDaddy said... Hell if thats the case how about having someone let a smelly fart before you eat !
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12-27-2009 @1:21PM bo said... LIMBURGER CHEESE WILL WORK EVERYTIME EXCEPT MAYBE ON THE DEUTSCH PEOPLE
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12-27-2009 @1:40PM my98xlclassic said... A 2 day old diaper pail with soaking diapers in it will kill anyones urge to eat !
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12-27-2009 @2:26PM Angiebaby said... I hate to tell those Netherlands researchers this, but in America, we can pop down to Spencer's and buy some "Fart in a Can" spray. Feeling hungry? Pfft. Pffft. Not any more! Mama's kitchen is overrun with the smells of fried chicken and mashed taters? Pfft. Pffft. Not any more! I mean, who wants to eat the food when it smells like the cook sh*t her pants? I just don't see how squirting a bit of lemon scented spray could possible work as cheaply and effectively. It would make Mama's kitchen smell like lemon chicken....
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