Many have always believed that if you want… eat lessyou have to keep the kitchen in order. There’s nothing wrong anymore. Recent research seems to suggest just the opposite. Being in a messy kitchen doesn’t lessen our hunger pangs. That’s according to a recent study conducted by researchers from Cornell University in New York among 98 students.
The scientists told the participants that they would participate in a study without revealing its true purpose. The participants were divided into two groups. The first group was assigned an environment with a clean and organized kitchen. In the second group a messy room with a dirty hob.
The two groups were then asked to complete fictitious questionnaires or solve tests. Meanwhile, they are filled with some snacks. Those in the dirtiest environment consumed an average of 53 kcal more than the others. The result that the researchers ultimately expected.
The stress caused by being in a disorderly environment would have increased people’s tendency to feel like they are too”messySo they didn’t hold back from eating more than usual. Consider it a warning to the disorderly on a diet.
Source: Lega Nerd
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