This morning, as I sliced a ripe banana into a pillowy bowl of fresh yogurt, I wasn't just indifferently throwing together another breakfast. I was tapping into a hunger that stretches back to the ...

A six-month randomized trial challenges the idea that eating more sweet foods increases a person’s preference for sweetness. Participants on diets with high, low, or mixed sweetness levels showed no ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . The level of exposure to sweet foods did not influence adult’s preferences for sweet-tasting foods. The ...

A new study found that after six months on diets with varying amounts of sweet foods, study participants' preference for sweetness stayed the same, no matter how much sweet foods they ate.

Have you ever been called “sweet”-not just because of your personality, but also because of your love for sugary treats? It turns out that having a sweet tooth might say more about you than just your ...

Your relentless sugar cravings might have a surprisingly simple solution hiding in the produce section – bitter foods that can literally rewire your taste preferences and reduce your desire for sweets ...

Your sweet tooth isn’t a character flaw or lack of willpower — it’s actually a complex biological response that’s been hijacked by the modern food environment. Those intense cravings for cookies, ...

New research challenges the idea that early exposure to sweet foods shapes children's future dietary choices—find out why parental influence matters more than first bites. Study: Sowing the seeds of ...

According to the Old Testament, the first human sin was eating. Adam and Eve could not resist the temptation to eat the forbidden apple because they were influenced by evil. Today, overeating remains ...