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Candle scent as an appetite suppressant?
I've been burning two candles all day today; one is "Peppermint Cocoa"
by Yankee Candle, and the other is "Hot Cocoa" made by a small, home-based candle business. I didn't really think about what candles I was lighting, I just grabbed a couple similar in color and put the flame to the wick. One might think that smelling cocoa all day would give one the urge to splurge on chocolate, but it's had the opposite effect on me. The scents have actually suppressed my appetite, even though the fragrance wafting from my living room are delectable. When my husband got home from school, he asked me if I'd been experimenting with low carb baking again. Yet, the aroma hasn't seemed to stimulate his appetite, either. Has anyone else experienced a similar situation? Tee http://www.geocities.com/tee_king Remove -no-spam- to email me. |
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