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The smell of dark chocolate could make a leg workout easier, even on an empty stomach
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A study published in Frontiers in Physiology suggests that the scent of dark chocolate can increase resistance training volume in men. Researchers found that the smell reduced hunger and perceived exertion during leg exercises.
Why it matters
This research explores the psychobiological link between olfaction and physical performance, offering potential new methods for athletic training.
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