L
11 years ago
^^ does anyone has any idea, why do people crave certain dishes or specific food? |
dindee
11 years ago
Cause of the taste of the food that perfectly suits their taste buds,,,,just my opiniion...;) |
L
11 years ago
Thanks for sharing... |
Britt
11 years ago
I've heard that if you crave certain foods that you're really missing out on something... |
L
11 years ago
Lol |
ArtistrySoul
11 years ago
Its more down to sugar/salt and your appetite (depending on that individuals mood) ...... |
dindee
11 years ago
Nice explanation artistry... |
L
11 years ago
Dindee, say what? |
TSI25
11 years ago
Again your body probably just lacked some element, nutrient, mineral, or compound that had previously been acquired by milk and shellfish or something analogous. Not the tastebuds or the stomache but the body. Don't need to be hungry to be malnourished. |
dindee
11 years ago
Hahaha...lol...hi EL... |
L
11 years ago
Haha, Yeah I know about that theory, the one about the bells, I learnt it in my psychology class a while back, but I couldn't give up the chance of seeing how you would explain it. hehe Preggy, that was not even an option. Though I'm glad you reviewed your materials. |
dindee
11 years ago
Hahahaha...yes!!!thank you... |
L
11 years ago
The ID thing, I don't remember it. I do remember hearing about the ego and super ego.. but I think we had to rush that section, or may be I was doodling while we went over it. |
dindee
11 years ago
Ops...ok..i dont know if the topic was highlighted in psychology but we did it in our major subject.."psychiatric.." |
Tim
11 years ago
The Buddhists define "craving" as "wanting things to be different from how they are." Not sure if that applies to food cravings but I believe there is a sense of deprivation associated with food cravings and often food is also used to provide comfort, reward or to fill other emotional needs. Cravings, however also have a biological basis. Food as well as other pleasures (music, sex, drugs, etc.) all work on the dopamine reward center. When we eat a food - especially sweets - animal studies show they have a similar effect on the brain's reward center as do the drugs of abuse. There are many theories as to why we crave the foods we crave. |