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07-09-2015, 02:17 PM
Foodies Are Apparently Healthier Than **rmal Humans
http://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AAcJGiz.img?h=100&w=100&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=fIs it because they're too busy taking Instagram photos of their meals? Are foodies hedonistic, glutto**us individuals? Maybe. But according to a recent study, the food obsessed might eat less than **n-foodie-type people. Researchers at the Cornell Food and Brand Lab found that adventurous eaters weigh less and and are healthier than folks with more conservative palates. The study is a survey of 502 women who responded to questions about their diet, appearance, and general health. Among those who said they were more adventurous, dining on a wide range of "uncommon" delicacies such as qui**a, beef tongue, kale, oysters, kimchi, and pork belly, they also described themselves as more attractive and more concerned with the healthfulness of their food. A co-author of the study said the results show eating less-common foods could make losing weight easier. "These findings are important to dieters because they show that promoting adventurous eating may provide a way for people — especially women — to lose or maintain weight without feeling restricted by a strict diet," Brian Wansink, director of the Cornell Lab, said. It's been a roller coaster month for gourmands. While adventurous eating may be healthier than the alternative, a**ther recent study found that dining at high-end restaurants can be unhealthier than eating fast food.
http://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AAcJGiz.img?h=100&w=100&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=fIs it because they're too busy taking Instagram photos of their meals? Are foodies hedonistic, glutto**us individuals? Maybe. But according to a recent study, the food obsessed might eat less than **n-foodie-type people. Researchers at the Cornell Food and Brand Lab found that adventurous eaters weigh less and and are healthier than folks with more conservative palates. The study is a survey of 502 women who responded to questions about their diet, appearance, and general health. Among those who said they were more adventurous, dining on a wide range of "uncommon" delicacies such as qui**a, beef tongue, kale, oysters, kimchi, and pork belly, they also described themselves as more attractive and more concerned with the healthfulness of their food. A co-author of the study said the results show eating less-common foods could make losing weight easier. "These findings are important to dieters because they show that promoting adventurous eating may provide a way for people — especially women — to lose or maintain weight without feeling restricted by a strict diet," Brian Wansink, director of the Cornell Lab, said. It's been a roller coaster month for gourmands. While adventurous eating may be healthier than the alternative, a**ther recent study found that dining at high-end restaurants can be unhealthier than eating fast food.