It's just me, or is diet AIDS quickly and strangest?
You have "Le relieving"-chocolate you inhale. And now, the latest upcoming mania is crystals.
Tiny crystals you sprinkle on your food.Doesn't sound very appetising, is it?
The crystals, called Sensa granules, enhance the smell of food that tastes better (smell can count up to 90% of what we experience as a "taste" foodstuff) developed by the neurologist Alan Hirsch (from odour and taste treatment and Research Foundation in Chicago) back in 2008.
The website Sensa argues that:
Strengthening odour, Sensa Tastants designed to speed up the process and activate your brand "Feel full, so you can eat less and to feel more satisfied.
Sensa is currently for sale in the United States, costing $ 59 for one month supply of ice crystals; other countries are expected to start soon sell them.Dieters have enticed by the promise to transfer feeding exactly what already eat, not counting calories or exercise: the only change is that those Sensa sprinkle crystals on each meal and snack.
However, some experts are sceptical about the use of the Sensa as aid diet. Dominic Dwyer (a neuropsychologist at Cardiff University in the United Kingdom) said the idea behind Sensa audio, but was warned:
A mouthwatering smell of food may just make us eat more this stuff should be used very carefully.
What do you think? I pay $ 59 a month to sprinkle tiny crystals on your food; you'll be satisfied with less food if it tasted really good?
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