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   Aug 1, 2014 · We show a preference for these sugary and fatty foods as they are not only energy dense, but because our brain releases certain neurotransmitters when they are eaten.

2. www.unsw.edu.au › newsroom › newsCan you train your brain to crave healthy foods? - UNSW Sydney

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   Could you then choose the salad option over a steak at a restaurant, and do so without the nagging pangs of food envy when watching others dig in to their meals? A recent study has shown some evidence that we can train our brains to want healthy food.

3. www.nutritionletter.tufts.edu › general-nutritionCan You Train Your Brain to Crave Healthier Food?

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   Dec 7, 2014 · A small pilot study at Tufts Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging (HNRCA) raises the intriguing possibility that following a new behavioral weight-loss program for six months can in turn reprogram your brains food cravings.

4. www.womenshealthmag.com › food › a19942102How to Train Your Brain to Crave Healthy Food - Women's Health

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   Sep 3, 2014 · You might be able to train your brain to prefer healthy food, according to new research in the journal Nutrition and Diabetes. Imagine a life of constantly salivating over kale salads and...

5. www.cnn.com › 2014/09/01 › healthTrain your brain to crave healthy food - CNN

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   Sep 1, 2014 · Salad daze: From leafy greens to meatloaf chunks. Following a healthy diet can alter the way your brain responds to healthy foods, a new study suggests. Learn how to train your brain.

6. wwws.fitnessrepublic.com › nutrition › healthy10 Ways To Train Your Brain To Crave Healthier Foods

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   Sep 28, 2016 · 1. Understand Your Cravings. Your brain is wired for survival. When you eat something calorie-rich, like a cookie, dopamine is produced to trigger happy feelings.

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   How to Rewire Your Brain to End Food Cravings - Dr. Mark Hyman

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   Can you train your brain to prefer healthy food?

   • You might be able to train your brain to prefer healthy food, according to new research in the journal Nutrition and Diabetes. Imagine a life of constantly salivating over kale salads and fresh fruit, then read on for how to make it one step closer to reality.

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8. now.tufts.edu › 2014/10/20 › train-your-brain-preferTrain Your Brain to Prefer Healthy Foods - Tufts Now

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   Oct 20, 2014 · We went after reducing hunger and getting rid of food cravings by changing people’s food preferences so they would enjoy eating healthy foods without feeling hungry. If you can do that, why would anyone not do it?