Sentence examples for regular nutrition from inspiring English sources

As part of the regular nutrition survey carried out every year, a household nutritional status survey was conducted in the three Governorates (Dohuk, Erbil and Suleimanyiah) with a total sample of 2,745 children under five years of age between 30 June and 12 July 2001.

He underlined the fact that India has some of the worst anthropometric indicators in the world which have been sluggish in the face of economic growth, and pleaded for more regular nutrition monitoring in the country.

A recent Northwestern Medicine study found that while participants using a mobile app that tracks eating and activity helped foster general weight loss, the group that lost the most weight -- an average of 15 pounds -- also attended regular nutrition and exercise classes.

The more advanced version of achieving happiness through food involves simply eating less of it: A recent study in JAMA Internal Medicine reports that when 100-odd men and women ate 25percentt fewer calories than normal for two years (with regular nutrition consultations to keep them on track), they reported getting better sleep after the first year compared to the people in a control group.

7 The north-west is well covered under the regular nutrition programme.

Her smile shows two decayed tooth, but she nonetheless thanks Camara for the results obtained after six months of intensive and regular nutrition care.

And then some zucchini?" Ms. Volefero is leading one of her regular weekly nutrition classes for a half a dozen women and children.

Previous research has shown that regular systematic nutrition team follow-up for gastrostomy-fed patients does not increase costs and may improve quality of care [ 8].

The child is on regular parenteral nutrition and has had no previous history of significant infections, except for central venous catheter infections with coagulase negative staphylococci.

These will keep you regular, provide nutrition and fill you up quickly.

Patients received individualised NI in the form of regular and intensive nutrition counselling by a dietitian, following a predetermined standard nutrition protocol, the Medical Nutrition Therapy (Cancer/Radiation Oncology) protocol of the American Dietetic Association (ADA) (Gillbreath et al, 1998) for the 12-week study.