eating behavior
06/06/2018
/
By Michelle Simmons
The effects of peer influence on dieting behavior: If your friends eat junk, most likely you will too
Your friends influence what you eat, according to a new study. Researchers say that if your friends eat unhealthily, most likely you will too. This is because human social networks greatly influence lifestyle choices. Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) came up with a comprehensive algorithm that evaluated the effect of peer influence on […]
« Return Home
1 of 1
Popular Articles
Study links autoimmune diseases to nearly doubled risk of depression and anxiety
July 02, 2025
/
Cassie B.
Alcohol targets parts of the brain for addiction, but these 500 neurons could be SWITCHED OFF to suppress binge drinking habit
July 08, 2025
/
S.D. Wells
How diet and neurotransmitters shape your brain power: Keys to mental clarity and longevity
July 05, 2025
/
Willow Tohi
Americans’ average attention span plummets to just 47 seconds, new survey finds
July 05, 2025
/
Laura Harris
Magic mushrooms may hold the secret to longevity: Psilocybin extends lifespan by 57% in groundbreaking study
July 10, 2025
/
Lance D Johnson
Artificial light is quietly ravaging our biological functions by disrupting circadian rhythm
July 15, 2025
/
Lance D Johnson
Science-backed forest bathing protocol lowers stress hormones and boosts immunity in just 20 minutes a day
July 12, 2025
/
Cassie B.
Julie Motz explores the intersection between energy healing and conventional medicine
July 08, 2025
/
Kevin Hughes
Solving the AUTISM puzzle: Link between the immune system and brain health
July 01, 2025
/
Olivia Cook
Walking just 7,000 steps a day cuts mortality risk nearly in half, research reveals
July 27, 2025
/
Cassie B.
COPYRIGHT © 2017 MIND BODY SCIENCE NEWS
Privacy Policy
