Sentence examples for eating fear from inspiring English sources

Convergent validity could be partly documented through associations with ChEDE-Q items on Restraint over Eating, Fear of Weight Gain and Dissatisfaction with Weight with the EDY-Q exclusionary items for ARFID regarding weight and shape concerns.

The following associations were hypothesized: no correlations between the ChEDE-Q items (Restraint over Eating, Fear of Weight Gain, and Dissatisfaction with Weight) with the EDY-Q diagnostic items for ARFID and the EDY-Q mean score, as these ChEDE-Q items cover exclusion criteria for ARFID; positive correlations between the ChEDE-Q items with the EDY-Q items of the exclusion criteria for ARFID.

Take this recent episode of Fear Factor, which originated in Holland and now girdles the globe as one of Endemol's bestselling formats: Contestants were challenged to eat Fear Factor pizza, made with coagulated blood, rancid cheese and a bile-based crust.

Am I a hypocrite for telling people to eat fear foods, when I'm over here having to cut some meals out of my diet once again?" I came face to face with that little pesky voice for a few weeks as I ventured into the world of gut-healing, probiotic-rich, dietary eliminations once more.

Ms. Collins's daughter, Olympia, became rigid in her eating, fearing food that she worried would make her unhealthy.

Even just the prospect of eating a fear food can cause a spike in anxiety.

The Aztecs twice yearly made dough images of the sun god Huitzilopochtli that were consecrated to the god and thereby transubstantiated into his flesh to be eaten with fear and reverence by the worshippers.

Something to eat?" "No fear!" "No?" "Of course not.

An unknown chef then serves food, which they eat without fear that it may be poisoned.

At times, her neck twisted so severely that she was afraid to eat for fear of choking.

And I don't eat, for fear that nourishment will hurt me with its inferences of pleasure.