Sentence examples for eating and access from inspiring English sources

Perceived facilitators to healthy lifestyle adoption included knowledge about the link between preeclampsia and future CVD, use of the "window of opportunity" following a pregnancy complicated by preeclampsia, education about healthy eating, and access to a community of women with recent preeclampsia.

Why should any bureaucrat ever exist between the most basic human need of all — the need to eat — and access to food?

The increased exploration time was not coupled to actual eating but rather to the effort of trying to eat and access remaining peanut butter left at the bottom of the eppendorf tube.

It also offers recipes curated by its coaches for each user's preferences and eating styles, and access to a dietician in for decisions about food in real time.

The two Fidelity Select funds rank so highly largely for the reason that people need to eat and need access to health care.

"The mark of a civilised society is that it is one in which people can expect to be decently housed and clothed, to have enough to eat and to have access to healthcare and to education for their children".

Studies by Dr. Leann L. Birch, who heads the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at Penn State, and colleagues indicate that pressuring kids to eat and restricting their access to certain foods have the same negative consequences.

Physicians have previously indicated that they are often too busy to stop and eat and that limited access to nutrition during the work day, due to factors such as location, hours of operation, and cafeteria line ups, is a significant barrier [ 1].

What I find deeply unsettling is the fact that the statistics reflect, and hence perpetuate, many of the existing myths surrounding eating disorders and access to treatment.

Yes, many of us could make small choices to eat better, and many of us have indeed adjusted our dietary habits in reaction to increased information about healthy eating and increased access to healthy food.

We need to engage politically to make sure that food security (having enough to eat), and food justice (having access to affordable healthy foods) is in abundant supply to all our neighbors.