This damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario is all too commonplace in spheres that dictate the requirements of women's appearances: Women are supposed to be thin, but are considered shallow if they watch what they eat too closely.
Having readily prepared snacks in the fridge, already set aside in the appropriate portions, will help to you control what you eat very closely and keep track of your consumption.
The struggle with self-control and the high emphasis on CEP about controlling one's consummatory intake, which characterise restrained drinking and restrained eating, closely resembles Baumeister and Heatherton's notion of misregulation [Psychol. Inquiry 7 (1996) 1].
"He'll have to watch what he eats very closely, he'll need to exercise regularly, but there's no reason he can't live a perfectly normal life".
It provides a list of what the course offers, e.g.: "manage your symptoms, deal with stress, depression and low self-image, manage pain, develop coping skills, relax, eat healthily, work more closely with those caring for you, plan for the future".
If using the toilet paper roll for a tube, just be aware that it might get moist and the crab might want to eat it, so watch closely.
Second, the psychopathology of eating disorder NOS closely resembles that of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.
Because the liver filters everything we eat, insulin taken orally more closely mimics natural insulin regulation.
Rice was banned from the house, and I was weighed daily, my eating habits closely monitored.
This dinner resembles most closely what we normally eat - with a couple of exceptions.
