The phrase "activity eating" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing types of activities, particularly in a casual or informal setting.
Example: "In our wellness program, we emphasize the importance of activity eating, where we focus on mindful consumption during physical activities."
Alternatives: "eating habits" or "eating practices".
She recommended more aerobic activity, eating more fish and using canola oil.
"However, it seems inevitable that the public finances will be increasingly pressurised over the coming months by muted economic activity eating into tax revenues and pushing up unemployment benefit claims.
Participants perceived a positive program impact on their physical activity, eating patterns, and self-image.
Data were collected at baseline, postintervention, and 8-month follow-up to assess program impact on physical activity, eating patterns, self-perceptions, and body mass index (BMI) among 89 girls in the intervention and 112 girls in the control conditions.
You can reduce your risk of complications associated with atrial fibrillation by getting regular physical activity, eating a heart-healthy diet low in saturated fats, trans fats and cholesterol, managing your blood pressure, quitting smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, and controlling your cholesterol level.
Recent epidemiological literature does however provide evidence that engaging in a series of 'healthy behaviours' e.g. not smoking, taking physical activity, eating fruits and vegetables can have a profound influence on a range of health parameters and even on the risk of mortality [31] [33].
If a 5'2″ person who engages in an average amount of daily physical activity eats 3000 calories per day they will get fat.
Presumably, they engaged in conventional eagle activities: eating fish, tending to a nest, gliding majestically.
If you need help with life's basic activities — eating, dressing and bathing — it can be expensive and the cost of that care can decimate your savings.
The Up band, made by Jawbone, is an electronic bracelet that helps you log your activities, eating and rest, and it can record an awful lot of data.
Possibly little more than skiing or boarding, a few associated snow-sport activities, eating and sleeping, plus socialising in bars and nightclubs.
