Delicious smelling food certainly has the power to adjust eating patterns. That appetizing smell wafting out of a bakery has the tendency to lure us in for a cookie that we might not have went for ...

Second, the mice with the extra-good and no-good senses of smell were mutants that had more going on than just a loss of smell. It’s possible they were prone to obesity (or not) for non-smell ...

Smelling Food Causes Weight Gain, Study Finds July 11, 2017 / 3:54 PM EDT / CBS Philadelphia BERKELEY, Calif. (CBS) -- A new study reveals that smelling food can cause weight gain.

UC Berkeley researchers have discovered something depressing: Simply smelling food can make you gain weight. According to a study published this month in the journal Cell Metabolism, obese mice ...

A team of scientists has discovered a direct link between the smell of food and feelings of fullness at least in lean mice. This brain circuit, located in the medial septum and triggered by food ...

Smelling your food before you eat it could help you stay thin, research suggests. Experts found sniffing a meal prior to tucking in could trigger a feeling of fullness that may help prevent people ...

A new study shows that only smelling unhealthy food, not eating it, might satisfy your desire for it. Science says smelling junk food can help you avoid craving it Skip to main content ...