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Effects of Bite Count Feedback from a Wearable Device and Goal-Setting on Consumption in Young Adults
Authors: Phillip W. Jasper, MS, Melva T. James, PhD, Adam W. Hoover, PhD, Eric R. Muth.
Researchers from Clemson University report on a new study that examines how wearable technology providing bite count feedback can help people concerned with overweight and obesity eat less through an easy-to-use self-monitoring tool that provides them with external indicators of their energy intake. (10.1016/j.jand.2016.03.007)
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By VariousAuthors: Phillip W. Jasper, MS, Melva T. James, PhD, Adam W. Hoover, PhD, Eric R. Muth.
Researchers from Clemson University report on a new study that examines how wearable technology providing bite count feedback can help people concerned with overweight and obesity eat less through an easy-to-use self-monitoring tool that provides them with external indicators of their energy intake. (10.1016/j.jand.2016.03.007)