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Displaying all articles tagged:
Eating Habits
science of us
Nov. 1, 2018
I Can’t Remember Why I Don’t Eat Dairy
It’s not because milk is “unnatural.”
By
Edith Zimmerman
The Spaghetti Incident
Aug. 22, 2013
Gwyneth Paltrow Does Not Want to Touch Your Carbs
Now you know, so don’t ask.
By
Lauren Elkies Schram
Eating Habits
Apr. 22, 2013
6 Things We Just Learned About Gwyneth Paltrow’s Eating Habits
Leo said red meat was dirty meat, so she quit eating it.
By
Hugh Merwin
Science of the Mouth
Sept. 4, 2008
Food for Thought
A new study shows that intellectual activity affects your glucose levels in such a way that you tend to eat more after flexing your brain.
By
Daniel Maurer