February 4th, 2016
Having a clean kitchen could help you to eat less
Researchers asked a group of “stressed out” women to wait in a cluttered kitchen, while another group waited in an organized kitchen. Both rooms had bowls of cookies, but the messy-kitchen group ate twice as many cookies in just ten minutes than those in the clean kitchen.
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