People With a Sweet Tooth Likely to Have a Pleasant Disposition

All those who have a sweet tooth can simply be proud of it as it also means that they have a good disposition.

Scientists found that a liking for sweeter foods points to the willingness and flexibility of a person.

Officials Decide That Hurling Sweets And Water Splashing At Panto is 'Too Risky for Kids'
The tradition of hurling sweets into the audience during a pantomime may soon become a thing of the past, as Cumbria officials have ordered amazed actors to lob marshmallows into the crowd instead.

Brian Meiers, a psychology professor at Gettysburg College said, “It is striking that helpful and friendly people are considered ‘sweet’ because taste would seem to have little in common with personality or behavior. Our taste studies controlled for positive mood so the effects we found are not due to the happy or rewarding feeling one may have after eating a sweet food.”

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School Principal Draws Flak for Ban on Children Getting Sweets for Good Behaviour!
A primary school head mistress in Scotland has drawn flak for not permitting teachers to reward children with sweets for good behavior.

Eating Sweets may Help Beat "Blue Monday"
Blue Monday is the name given to the third Monday of January and is thought to be the most depressing day of the year.

Muscles Start Taking Up More Blood Sugar in Anticipation of Sweets
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