tiggerlover
Still waiting for "the talk"
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I just read an article in Shape Magazine that says research shows that any pleasant scent, even those from candles and oils, can suppress appetite. They did a study of 3,193 people who sniffed certain scents when a food craving hit and they averaged a 2.1% reduction in body mass, or a 5-pound weight loss per month during the 6 month study. The researcher said, "Smelling something good tricks your brain into thinking you have eaten it and what works best is the smell of the food you like best." I don't know if it will work, but maybe I should buy a chocolate scented Yankee Candle!





