Loud music makes people drink more beer
Posted by: Bill Nad in News Stories, tags: alcoholism, habits, snackingIf you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. On Twitter? You can follow me at Bill on Twitter Thanks for visiting!
MSNBC is reporting a study today done by Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research that seems to show that bar patrons drink more beer and drink faster when there is loud music. I hate to say it but I love to see these kinds of stories as they tell us a bit more about the human phyche as we get to think more about how people react to different situations.
Well that and maybe because I am drinking a Corona as I read the latest health news on the internet.
So what does the study really tell us? Well I believe that if we are to think about what people are doing in a bar, and I have been there in the past, they are talking, chacking out what is happening and fidgeting. When you are fidgeting a bit you are more apt to drink or eat whatever is in front of you.
So learn from the studies that you see, in this case I think that you are going to notice in yourself that if you are distracted and people put food in front of you then you will eat it…and lots of it.
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