Differences in how your brain is structured could affect your ability to succeed on a diet, a new study has revealed.
When two areas at the front of the brain are larger in volume, you are more likely to pick healthier foods.
But when they are smaller, you are more likely to go for higher-calorie options, according to the researchers who hail from various institutions including the Sorbonne in Paris and the California Institute of Technology.
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