Foodie Psychology

How does the way you eat reveal your privacy? When eating, is it the mouth that moves, the stomach that screams, or is it the brain's will? Does food that doesn't look good taste bad? How can one have a sense of ritual when eating alone? Is hunger contagious? Why do some people love to eat durian and others can't even smell it? ——There are actually these psychological secrets about eating. The so-called foodie psychology refers to the psychological state in which people react through their choices of things. In the book "The Psychology of Foodies", we can learn about some psychological events about eating that often occur in life. For example, people who often eat spicy food tend to have a short temper; people who are overweight often cannot resist the temptation of greasy food, etc. It has also sounded the alarm for people who are obsessed with a certain type of food. At the same time, "The Psychology of Foodies" also provides readers with a concrete demonstration of the "culture" of eating.