Choosing these high-calorie options first might help you opt for a healthier meal later says a new research. The study showed choosing indulgent dessert first may lead to eating lower-calorie meals. We believe diners who chose the indulgent dessert first then picked healthier main and side dishes to make up for their high-calorie dessert. Diners who picked the healthier dessert may have thought they already had done a good deed for their bodies so they deserved higher-calorie food further down the cafeteria line said Martin Reimann Assistant Professor at the University of Arizona in the US. The experiment was conducted
