According to the study: The most difficult decisions are made on an empty stomach

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According to the study: The most difficult decisions are made on an empty stomach

The survey was conducted among 30 volunteers divided into two groups
The rooted belief that when we are hungry we only think about food is not true. In fact, we think much better on an empty stomach.

According to a study published in PlosOne, hunger forces us to focus on big and complex things, to look at life more objectively, and thus to decide more rationally whether something is good for us or not.

The survey was conducted among 30 volunteers divided into two groups. Their last meal was at 11pm and they had to abstain from eating until the next morning. One group had breakfast and the other did not.

The test showed that hungry people had better decision-making abilities, easier risk taking and no problem in making more or less serious decisions.