Health & Medicine
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New Study: People Control the Amount of Their Energy-dense Meals, Implying That They Are Better Eaters
The findings, headed by the University of Bristol, call into question the long-held view that people are indifferent to the energy content of the foods they eat and hence eat the same quantity of food whether it is high in energy or low in energy.
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