Dieters spend longer consuming fast food content on social media

The new research, led by the University of Bristol, found dieters are likely to spend more time looking at videos of high-calorie foods than non-dieters. — Photo by Melyna Valle on Unsplash

LONDON: People spend longer looking at fast food content on social media when they are on a diet, a study has suggested.

The new research, led by the University of Bristol, found dieters are likely to spend more time looking at videos of high-calorie foods than non-dieters.