Design to encourage Healthy Eating

Neuroscience research makes it clear that: We are more likely to make healthy eating choices when we’re wearing more formal clothes (apparently, we associate wearing formal clothes with being self-controlled and organized and eat accordingly)—so dress for lunch accordingly. We’re also more likely to eat healthy when thin, human-like sculptures, such as those done by Giacometti, are in view. Seeing into places where food that hasn’t been served is on view can lead to unhealthy eating, consuming more food, so…

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