Sentence examples for rapid eating from inspiring English sources

There are other considerations for BED to be ruled out and these include the following: Rapid eating (finishing a lot of food in just two hours or less).

Even for those high-octane health-nuts with the discipline to have a salad, rapid eating between meetings can cause weight gain, brain fog, illness, and fatigue.

1. To describe the development of a dietary assessment tool (Rapid Eating and Activity Assessment for Patients [REAP]) that quickly assesses a patient's diet and physical activity and facilitates brief counselling by a primary care provider, and 2. To describe the evaluation of the REAP in terms of its reliability, validity, and ease of use by primary care providers.

To evaluate participants' lifestyles (dietary habits and physical activity), we will use the Rapid Eating and Activity Assessment for Participants short version (REAP-S) [ 24].

In addition, we will ask alters of patients to complete questionnaires on their lifestyle habits (smoking; (MID-SIZED Model, 8 items[ 35]), diet; reduced Rapid Eating and Activity Assessment (REAP-s), 12 items[ 34], and physical activity; Rapid Assessment of Physical Activity (RAPA), 9 items[ 33].

Kim et al. (abstract 1762) analyzed dietary habit questionnaires in 2,865 type 2 diabetic patients from the Korean National Diabetes Program and found lower BMI to be associated with eating 3 meals versus 1 2 meals daily (despite fewer reported calories with the latter), with regularly timed meal schedules, and with slower rather than more rapid eating patterns.

A tall, slim Englishman, he follows the tracks of the conquistadors by horse, bus, train, boat and foot, climbing mountains, cutting through jungles, riding rapids, eating rodents.

Even for with rapid-fire metabolisms, eating this sort of fare my induce biochemical changes that are none too healthy.

"We're certainly not out to hurt anyone," she added in a rapid, businesslike staccato while eating Thai curry, ordered in, with a silver fork.

No perches or toys, broilers do little but eat (rapid weight gain leads to leg and hip injuries, obesity and heart disease), or sit in soiled litter (hence high incidence of hock, breast and foot-pad burn).

"How can you feed so many people with less and less land?" The rapid urbanization of China is eating up the land of millions of farmers.