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Re: Why things taste good / Arugula
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Richard Archer <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 24 Mar 1999 06:50:23 +1000
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At 23:26 +1000 23/3/1999, Amadeus Schmidt wrote:

>I always wondered why generally things "taste good".
>Meanwhile I found to the conclusion that this is a feature of our
>body to tell us if it needs something really badly.

I've found that the things that taste good are addictive.

Sugar and coffee spring to mind. I've rarely had a craving
for something nutrient-rich.

 ...Richard.

p.s. off to make my morning coffee :(

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