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Bright-coloured chips can cut consumption by half
May 24, 5:45 pm
London, May 24 (ANI): Adding a few bright-coloured chips to a stack of snacks can cut the amount people eat by up to 50 percent, say researchers.Also dividing up the chips into 'portions' reminds people of how many they're eating - and they slow right down."The colored chip did all the work," said Paul Rozin, a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania in an interview with ABC News. "People tend to eat what you put in front of them. If you put less in front of them and give them a signal, they will take it," he stated.Researchers aren't sure why the effect works - and it could simply be that a coloured chip makes eaters pause.The startling finding resulted from two studies of American undergraduates who ate from tubes of potato chips while watching a movie, according to the Daily Mail.In each study, participants ate chips that were either identical or which had coloured chips inserted at regular intervals.Having the
coloured chips inserted had a dramatic effect - no matter how they were spaced through the normal chips. Chip consumption
was reduced by more than 50 percent. (ANI)
Fridays and Januarys deadliest for heart patients
May 25, 12:00 pm
Washington, May 25 (ANI): Mortality and length of stay are highest in heart failure patients admitted in January, on Friday, and overnight, according to a study.
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Kids with Type 2 diabetes at greater risk of developing heart, kidney problems
May 25, 10:56 am
Washington, May 25 (ANI): Children who develop Type 2 diabetes are at high risk to develop heart, kidney and eye problems faster and at a higher rate than people who acquire Type 2 diabetes as adults, a new study has found.
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Heart failure ups risk of male menopause 4 fold
May 25, 10:56 am
Washington, May 25 (ANI): Heart failure accelerates the aging process and brings on early andropausal syndrome (AS), a new study has found.
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Heart healthy lifestyle may help protect kidney patients from dying prematurely
May 24, 4:56 pm
Washington, May 24 (ANI): A new study has found that maintaining a heart healthy lifestyle may also help protect chronic kidney disease patients from developing kidney failure and early death.
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