Sure, but that’s just the placebo effect? I thought the double-blind process referred to something else in particular (hence the “double” part of the blind):
A double-blind study blinds both the subjects as well as the researchers to the treatment allocation [1]
In any case, I was mostly just curious, don’t intend to nit-pick the title :)
Does this mean that you can get a boost of energy quicker by eating something like potato chips, rather than chocolate? Not that the former would be healthier
I feel seen! I live alone and for some reason I just procrastinate the hell out of eating. It just seems like a chore unless I’ve got something really delicious planned, especially since I don’t cook for myself so it usually tends to be leftovers.