Sentence examples for long term eating from inspiring English sources

It would probably work too but it still isn't really doing anything to help the child change his or her long term eating habits.

"I don't think it promotes healthy long-term eating habits," she added.

Providing children with free, accessible fruits and vegetables have been experimentally shown to positively affect long-term eating behaviour.

But there's hope: after looking at short- and long-term eating habits of 481 heavy-weight and obese women in their 50s, a study found four eating habits that fight menopausal weight gain.

The authors suggest that, in addition to having uncovered a possible neural mechanism that reinforces unhealthy eating habits, they may also have pointed to a strategy for promoting healthy long-term eating habits: stop watching the ads while enjoying "The Big Bang Theory" (and its ilk).

In addition to sharing family meals, exposure to family foods (the same foods eaten by other family members) may encourage healthier long-term eating patterns.

Our results suggested that the athlete's nutritional behavior during the sport career does not induce mid- and long-term eating disorders.

Infants go through a critical developmental phase in feeding at about 6†12 months, and those who do not receive oral feeds at that time will loose the window of opportunities for sucking and swallowing coordination, and will have long-term eating difficulties [ 21, 158].

How this kind of intervention could produce long term changes to eating behavior also needs consideration.

For example, many potential prey available to birds in the wild are chemically defended, and so contain toxins that will be harmful in the long term or if eaten in excess (Eisner, Eisner, & Siegler, 2005; Eisner & Meinwald, 1966).

One of the best ways to diet in the long term is to eat healthier foods more often and high-calorie unhealthy foods less often.