This paper describes associations between patterns of television viewing, on one hand, and diet, taste preference and weight status, on the other, in European preschoolers and schoolchildren.
Several aspects of this problem have received relatively less attention, i.e. cross-cultural aspects of television viewing habits in relation to overweight and obesity, and whether associations are explained by underlying differences in diet, taste preferences, socioeconomic status and other aspects of lifestyle.
Taam-Tov is a glatt kosher establishment, but rarely has a restricted diet tasted as good as it does here.
This cross-sectional study describes associations between patterns of television viewing, on one hand, and overweight, diet, and taste preference, on the other, in children from eight European regions with diverse television and food cultures and varying prevalence of obesity and overweight.
Acquired karmas can be annihilated through a process called nirjara ("wearing away"), which includes fasting, restricting diet, controlling taste, retreating to lonely places, along with mortifications of the body, atonement and expiation for sins, modesty, service, study, meditation, and renunciation of the ego.
The culture you grow up in can shape your diet, your taste in clothes, and your religious views.
Amplification of these latter genes has been suggested to be associated with development of new mammal-specific features -- e.g., hair (keratin-associated proteins), skin (kallikriens), and diet (bitter taste receptors) [ 44- 47].
Try convincing a lover of regular Coke that Diet Coke tastes as good.
It's the aesthetic version of a carbohydrate diet: it tastes good, it's easily digested, it gives you a quick, warm lift.
One client's teeth were so damaged that he was unable to eat regular food; after dental treatment was withheld, the prisoner requested a soft-food diet, which tasted so bad that he lost forty pounds.
The diet soda tastes better with a double-fudge brownie.
