Sentence examples for towards diet from inspiring English sources

"Saying Australians are getting fatter, and shifting the focus towards diet and obesity should not mean we forget about tobacco, which is still a major public health problem".

The geographical pattern of vCJD cases, heavily skewed towards industrial regions, seems to point towards diet, and heavy consumption of processed meat products such as pies, as a contributory factor.

The role of diet and the response of host towards diet and its compounds is challenging to be studied in vivo due to the complexity of biological systems and inter-individual variability.

So the success of Coca-Cola's new orange-juice drink, developed in China, is a rare triumph.In most parts of the world Coke's sales are driven by the famous fizz, with richer countries, where calories are all too abundant, leaning increasingly towards Diet Coke, developed in 1982, and poorer countries leaning towards the original sugary stuff dating back to the 19th century.

The new FDA calorie labeling regulations merely reinforce this erroneous perspective towards diet.

The prevalence, patterns and attitudes towards diet and exercise of women with PCOS was beyond the scope of the present article.

Earlier this week, a Fabian commission on food and poverty reported that a squeeze on incomes and a rising cost of living means that poorer families in the UK are trading down towards diets that are higher in fat, salt and sugar.

However, these pressures are not in only one direction: there is potential for rising agricultural productivity to release land, as could shifts in consumer habits, such as towards diets that are low in meat and dairy.

The global shift towards diets high in sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) and energy dense ultra-processed foods is linked to higher prevalence of obesity, diabetes and most other non-communicable diseases (NCDs), causing significant costs to societies and individuals.

"There will not be enough water available on current croplands to produce food for the expected 9 billion population in 2050 if we follow current trends and changes towards diets common in western nations," the report by Malik Falkenmark and colleagues at the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) said.

Global trade and marketing developments drive, for example, the nutrition transition towards diets with high proportions of salt, saturated fat and sugars [ 51, 53].