Make sure you eat before consuming bhang but avoid oily greasy food.
In the study, a group of women – who thought that they were taking part in supermarket food-tasting – were left for 10 minutes with high-calorie chips and chocolate-covered peanuts and low-calorie crackers and apple slices.
Next, the women were quizzed about their emotions and attitudes to food.
The results showed that the so-called restrained eaters had eaten just as much as others, including high-calorie food, but felt greater guilt.
The study has been published in the latest edition of the Psychology and Health journal.