When it comes to eating, most people tend to have an overly-simplified view. Eat bad food with empty calories, and you pack on the pounds. Eat healthier foods, you?ve got a free pass to eat as much as you want (aka binge-eating those ?low fat? cookies you?ve got lying around while you conquer your Netflix queue). But three new studies out of the University of Texas, Austin, found exactly the opposite to be true?when people thought they were eating ?healthier? foods, they actually ate more because they associated those foods with being ?less filling,? even if that wasn?t the case. In ...
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