Study suggests that memory helps drive appetite
December 8, 2012 at 8:03 am in Duluth News Tribune
In a finding that makes clear that appetite is often a case of mind over matter, new research finds that the memory of a hearty recent meal can fill you up. But the memory of a stingy serving of victuals even an inaccurate memory can make you hungrier, and prompt heavier eating at the next meal, researchers found. Continue Reading
