Can't Stand the Sound of Chewing? It's Science

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By Ana-Marija Dolaskie — Feb 07, 2017
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We're taught to chew with our mouths closed; but we didn't know it's because some people have murder-like tendencies when they hear the annoying sounds of chewing. Apparently, science has something to do with it.

We're taught to chew with our mouths closed; but we didn't know it's because some people have murder-like tendencies when they hear the annoying sounds of chewing. Apparently, science has something to do with it.

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