Sentence examples for behavioral nutrition from inspiring English sources

His modus operandi is "behavioral nutrition," he said, which is to say that he focuses on changing habits.

Dr. Brunstrom, a researcher in behavioral nutrition at the University of Bristol in England, said the problem lay in recalling what one has eaten.

Year 10 pupils spend an average of four hours in front of a screen each day – equivalent to dropping 36 points in their GCSEs, according to the paper published in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity.

A study published in The International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity last fall, showed that people trying to lose weight who ordered their groceries online were able to reduce the amount of food in their home and of high-fat items in particular.

The Behavioral Nutrition Intervention for Community Elders (B-NICE) trial used a prospective randomized controlled design to determine whether the intervention, compared to standard care, maintained or increased caloric intake (depending on baseline body mass index) and, consequently, stabilized or increased body weight.

To examine the efficacy of a 3-month clinic-based behavioral nutrition intervention emphasizing a diet high in fruits, vegetables, and low fat dairy (DASH intervention) versus routine outpatient hospital-based nutrition care (RC) on diet and blood pressure (BP) in adolescents with elevated BP.

Five effective elements of school health promotion were found to be similar across the three behavioral domains examined (substance abuse, sexual behavior, nutrition).

Jeff Halevy is an internationally recognized expert in behavioral health, nutrition and exercise science.

His current work with the Chicago Zoological Society's Center for the Science of Animal Welfare is in integrating several sciences that include population genetics, behavioral endocrinology, nutrition research, behavioral husbandry, behavioral research, and veterinary science into "animal-directed" care strategies.

In the characterization of MetS, beyond the classical features of MetS, other potentially associated traits should be included; for example psychological traits, behavioral traits, nutrition and exercise preferences, sleep duration and quality, and quality of life.

The following elements had similar results across all domains; domains with strong or moderate reviews are given between parentheses: h) a focus on specific behavior (sexuality, nutrition) i) addressing behavioral determinants (sexuality, nutrition) j) a knowledge-only approach (ineffective element; substance abuse, nutrition) k) use of interactive methods (substance abuse).