Headline : Want to avoid second helpings? Electric shock bracelet promises to help.
Excerpt from the Link "An American company has produced a wristband that aims to instill good habits in people – by giving them an electric shock when they stray.
The Pavlok is worn like a FitBit bracelet, and can be activated manually or automatically through an app. Inspired by Pavlov's theory – who trained his dogs to expect food every time a bell was rang – the app wearer is supposed to learn to avoid certain behaviour, or else an electric shock will be sent out from the band."
My thoughts :
I certainly don't think I'd want one of these. I'll stick to good old common sense and abstinence:)
Source : The Telegraph.
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All these fancy gadgets make me so cross. Just put less food in your mouth. Its not rocket science 
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@anticpated wrote:No it's Nutrional Science.
Its not even that. its a gadget encouraging people to rely on that... rather than use their own common sense and will power
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If you have rely on devices like that you need to be in psychiatric ward.
