
Today I started the Go Walking...What is that you ask? Well its a Pedometer, and I have walked almost a mile at work...funny I thought it would have been more...
During my work out at the Y I decided to do this and add steps each day...even if it means walking at lunch time...(w …
Variations in Perception of "Bitter" Go Way BackSource: The New York Times
Bitter taste perception in humans has been studied most thoroughly with a bitter-tasting chemical, PTC, that is related to compounds in Brussels sprouts and similar foods.
Organic Food Study Focuses on Wrong BenefitSource: rockymountainindependent.com
As far as nutrition is concerned, organic food is not any better than conventionally grown food, British researchers said in a study published Wednesday in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
The UK's 'taste dialects' defined for the first timeSource: PhysOrg.com
The taste preferences of the UK's major regions have been analysed by Professor Andy Taylor, an expert in flavour technology at The University of Nottingham and Greg Tucker a leading food psychologist.

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Supermarket rivals go for wine tasting by moonlight Source: Guardian Unlimited
Will Gau holds his glass of ruby chinon to the light and tastes. "It's strict, a little dusty, a little jagged," says the wine connoisseur. But his disappointment may not be down to bad selection or the bottle being corked but to an altogether more cosmic force: the moon.
Americans may soon be sweet on steviaSource: Clarion Ledger
Excerpt: There is a new sweetener on the horizon that may soon get FDA approval for use as an ingredient in food and beverage products here in the United States. Stevia is a shrub-like plant native to South America and part of the chrysanthemum family.
'Sprinkles' On Food Is New Diet TrendSource: local6.com
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A sweet-and-salty mix of flavor enhancers sprinkled on food is a new weight-loss method some say is helping them cut portions and drop pounds.
The sprinkles, called Sensa, were developed by Dr. Alan Hirsch of the Smell and Taste Treatment Center.
6 of the Grossest Fast Food Menu ItemsSource: curiousread.com
Not all fast food is created equal. For every delicious Sourdough Jack, there is a *****-smelling Beef Meximelt, and for every delectable, thousand island-drenched Big Mac, there is a (insert any item from Taco Bell here).
Lifesaver beer... but it's lousySource: The Sun Newspaper Online
A BEER has been created that can prolong life and help avoid illness — but it tastes lousy.
The genetically-modified ale was produced by student researchers who have named it BioBeer.
Crisp soundsSource: Guardian Unlimited
If a food sounds crisp when you bite it, it sounds fresh.
New Chemicals Trick the Brain into Eating LessSource: Sciam
# Resarchers have discovered tiny compounds that make foods taste sweeter, saltier and more savory than they really are, which could reduce the sugar, salt and monosodium glutamate typically added.
# Several of these taste enhancers are being tested in commercial foods.
# Wheth …
Inflated phrasesSource: signandsight.com
Most texts which accompany contemporary art production are so twisted and woolly that they could easily pass for self-parody.
Decolletage: How much cleavage is too much?Source: Toronto Star
In his essay, "A Brief History of Cleavage," the American poet Wayne Koestenbaum raves about a woman's décolletage as a "sign of sophistication . . . a gift."
Carnegie Mellon computer model reveals how brain represents meaning Source: EurekAlert!
Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University have taken an important step toward understanding how the human brain codes the meanings of words by creating the first computational model that can predict the unique brain activation patterns assthought, thinking, ociated with names for …
A "Miracle" Fruit That Rewires the Taste BudsSource: The New York Times
A small berry rewires your taste buds temporarily to make sour foods taste sweet for about an hour.Carrie Dashow dropped a large dollop of lemon sorbet into a glass of Guinness, stirred, drank and proclaimed that it tasted like a "chocolate shake."...