Those who didn't imagine eating the candies ate an average of five M&Ms.
Researchers said that thought-suppression tends to sensitize people to craving.
Scientists hope the findings will help develop better ways to curb cravings and lose weight.
Those who didn't imagine eating the candies ate an average of five M&Ms.
Researchers said that thought-suppression tends to sensitize people to craving.
Scientists hope the findings will help develop better ways to curb cravings and lose weight.