Well, on the behavioral end, sure, but the fMRI data did directly compare the cookies and the drugs.Originally Posted by SheFly
What this tells me is that Oreos taste better than rice cakes. I already knew that
I'm not seeing the parallel to the drugs, however... Science is drawing some very sketchy conclusions here, IMO.
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What gets me is they act like Nabisco didn't do this research decades ago (though without the neuroimaging). Junk food is quite literally designed to be addictive.
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I'm just glad they have these handy single serving packages....
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