"slow eating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to imply that someone is eating in a deliberate, unhurried manner. For example: "John ate his sandwich slowly, savoring every bite as if it were his last."
It's a very slow eating away of your vision".
And because of my father's ADHD, he was frustrated by my slow eating and very vocal about it.
Here, then, the next stage, the slow eating away of the personality which jealousy, unchecked and untreated, will unfailingly set in motion.
My new book Go Slow England talks of being slow, eating and travelling slowly, of changing lives and places in order to achieve a new balance.
How he longed forthe rhythm of campaigning, riding fast in foggy woods,riding slow eating chickpeas, accurate killing, littlestrange herbs of the frontier for his collection, little newbitter smells.
Slow eating may be associated with reduced energy intake.
Indeed, Park and Shin's main goal in setting up their rice experiment was to confirm the hypothesis that, irrespective of sex, slower eating corresponds with a lower likelihood of obesity.
This reduction in DMI was attributed to smaller meal size (1.24 vs. 1.55 kg of DM; P=0.004) and slower eating rate (0.082 vs. 0.098 kg of DM/min; P<0.001) for fish oil compared to soybean oil supplemented diets.
defer.add img); Dining areas can be a mixture--cool for ensuring slower eating and warm for enlivening conversation.
Eating slower and eating with others have both been associated with eating less and eating more healthily.
"Physically, I'm trying to slow down eating and prepare to eat after sunset and before sunrise.
