Does the smell of food contain calories?

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NCNOLE Joined: Feb 11 Posts: 1,189	quote Posted: 28 Jun 2013, 09:42 No calories.
Spacey47 Joined: Apr 12 Posts: 916	quote Posted: 28 Jun 2013, 12:05 Just got your taste buds stimulated which probably sets off a physical response Like Pavlov`s dog
ClassicRocke... Joined: Jan 13 Posts: 820	quote Posted: 28 Jun 2013, 13:54 I get a buzz from smelling chocolate. Hubby makes fun of me because I'll walk past a display sniffing the air. That's my chocolate fix. Non fat, no calories, no carbs. The essence alone is enough. Goal: 160 by 5/1/2014 155 or less by 9/1/2014 May I be free to be the me that I came into this world to be.

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