Sentence examples for food difficulty from inspiring English sources

There were various barriers to providing a healthy family diet, these included: the ready availability of fast food; difficulty accessing fresh fruit and vegetables; peer pressure from others in the community to conform to typical diets, or to not deny the family affordable (unhealthy) treats.

The impacts of oral conditions on quality of life referred to the frequency of the following seven items during the last 12 months: difficulties eating food, difficulties in chewing/biting foods, experiencing pain, feeling tense, feeling embarrassed, avoiding conversation, and reducing participation in social activities.

Potential participants were excluded if they had insulin-dependent diabetes, were unable to comply with the intervention (allergies, dislike of certain foods, difficulties swallowing tablets) or reported consuming 3 or more portions of fruit and vegetables per day.

This is probably due to symptoms frequently related to complicate TDI such as pain, irritation, difficulty in eating some foods, trouble sleeping and difficulty to drink hot or cold beverages.

But now, in what are (barring a miracle) my last weeks of life — so queasy that I am averse to almost every food, with difficulty swallowing anything except liquids or jellylike solids — I have rediscovered the joys of gefilte fish.

Barriers to salt reduction were limited variety and food choice, difficulty when eating out, and increased time associated with identifying foods.

While Short [17] found a relatively low association between income poverty and lack of medical care, Iceland and Bauman [6] reported that income poverty was more strongly associated with food insecurity, difficulty paying bills, and possession of consumer durables, than with housing and neighborhood problems, and fear of crime.

It includes the most important clinical aspects characterizing specific aspects of QOL for HNC patients, such as "I have pain in my mouth," "I have pain in my throat," "I have a normal amount of saliva," "My saliva is too thick," and "I can swallow all food without difficulty".

High levels of stress caused by food insecurity, difficulties paying bills, unsafe neighborhoods, transportation factors, lack of access to health care or any other number of things are also linked to obesity (Block et al., 2009; Gundersen et al., 2011; Lohman et al., 2009; Moore & Cunningham, 2012).

Terminally-ill mice showed multiple symptoms including lack of food-intake, difficulty in standing, walking and breathing, visible abnormal growth at localized body parts, dramatic loss of body weight, ulcerated skin infections that did not respond to antibiotic treatment, and bleeding from the mouth, vagina, and/or anus, etc.

It has been reported that food mastication difficulties have a greater impact on the individual's quality of life than on his or her nutrition status.