Observing the actions of a person and his preferences in the choice of food, scientists came to the conclusion that there is a direct correlation between the type of behavior and culinary preferences. Psychologists say that any associations that arise at the time of the use of certain products have a relationship with childhood memories or a period of greatest happiness.
With a lack of attention, care and love, as well as with a feeling of loneliness, a person prefers chocolate, sweets and sweets.
The need for affection and a desire to return to childhood leads to addiction to milk and a variety of dairy products.
Those who consume large amounts of pepper, spicy or fried foods need vivid and intense experiences. They lack something "burning" in life. But lovers of nuts and solid foods gravitate to the desire to win. As a rule, such people for the most part do not know how to accept defeat with dignity, are not capable of ending the dispute and resolving conflicts peacefully.
There is another pattern. It is believed that people who eat a lot of meat products - especially beef - are overly excitable, aggressive and can suffer from nervous disorders. In contrast, those who eat a lot of vegetables and fruits and little meat are calm, patient, balanced, kind and not aggressive.
After extensive research, doctors and psychologists came to the conclusion that open, contact, sincere people really like tomatoes in all forms.
People with special sensitivity eat a large number of cucumbers.
The diet of an indecisive person usually includes cabbage and various dishes containing this product. And also such personalities simply adore beans.
It turned out that those who only eat vegetables, are afraid of difficulties, are ready to give up primacy and are squeamish.
An important role is played by the method of cooking. The good mental health of a person is evidenced by the fact that he eats a large amount of raw fruits and vegetables. But tyrants and despots can be attributed to those who love salty and even salted, sour and pickled products. So, for example, Peter the Great preferred that there were many products with a sour taste on the table, and Stalin was very fond of lemons and dry wine.