Originally Posted by
myGirl
Hi Lassie! Good to see you.
Have you ever heard of Sensa? I was going to ask Atomic about it because it seems harmless. It is sprinkles that you put on food that supposedly trick your brain into feeling fuller sooner. Here is a quote about it from WebMD:
"While it's sometimes called "The Sprinkle Diet," the Sensa weight loss method is not a diet per se.
Sensa sprinkles are food flakes made from maltodextrin, tricalcium phosphate, silica, and flavors. You sprinkle them on food as you would salt or sugar, and they enhance scent while adding either a mildly salty or sweet taste. Savory flavors include cheddar cheese, onion, horseradish, ranch dressing, taco, and Parmesan cheese. Sweet flavors are cocoa, spearmint, banana strawberry, raspberry, and malt.
All the tastants are calorie-free, sugar-free, and sodium-free.
Sensa is intended to work with your sense of smell, fooling your brain and stomach into thinking you're full, Hirsch says. He uses the term "sensory-specific satiety" to describe the process by which smell receptors send messages of fullness to your brain."
I was thinking of trying it.... Atomic if you see this what do you think?