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Distracted Eating: Less Tasty, But More Filling?

Distracted Eating: Less Tasty, But More Filling?
Late in the evening when I look for that special snack, I console myself by believing that any food eaten while standing magically contains no calories. A recent study suggests that I am sorta, may be correct, but not entirely.
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