Would you eat less if you knew how much you'd have to exercise to burn off the calories?

Researchers at Texas Christian University recently completed a study which found that, when people are told how much they'd have to walk to burn off the calories in foods, they tend to eat less (100 calories per meal, on average) than people who either had no calorie information, or who just knew the number of calories in the foods. Read all about it.

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