Ainsley Rodriguezのインスタグラム(ainsley) - 11月20日 03時15分

HOW JUNK FOOD MARKETERS TRICK OUR SUBCONSCIOUS MIND???
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Red, orange, and yellow signal sweetness and desirability to your brain stemming back down to human instinct. -
Plants that are young and still growing, do NOT want to be eaten yet so they cleverly contain gut-irritating chemicals that show predators they’re not safe to consume. (Have you ever had a piece of fruit that wasn't quite ripe yet? Not a fun digestive experience!
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On the other hand, ripe plants that WANT you to eat them rely on you to go to the bathroom in a field somewhere and ‘spread their seed' ? to ensure their offspring survive via your digestive tract. Color is one of the main ways they bring attention to predators hence all animals that eat fruit have COLOR VISION! ? We are wired to associate red, yellow, and orange colors with ripeness and nutrition.?
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Google McDonalds, Burger King, KFC & Wendy’s - what do you see? An abundance of red words or backgrounds and yellow shapes.? Walk down the ‘snack food’ aisle at the supermarket and you’ll find yellow candy boxes? and bright red Kool-Aid? that trick the mind into attraction. Cereal boxes are the same: yellow and red dominate!
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The plot thickens when it comes to product placement! Products marketed to kids are placed half as high on shelves as cereals marketed for adults, so they can appear closer to eye level. The characters on the kids cereal boxes, such as the Trix Rabbit and Cap'n Crunch, appear to be looking downwards at a 9.7-degree angle, whereas characters on adult boxes looked straight ahead.
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