… to get enough food to eat and a further 4.5% reported that, at least once, they went a full day
without anything to eat… The Food Foundation calls on the Government to urgently instate …

… In addition to the quantity and quality of food that we eat, when we eat is an important aspect
of healthy eating habits. Optimizing meal timing has significant health benefits and shows …

… eating meat is Natural (we are naturally designed to have dominion over animals and to eat
meat), Necessary (our bodies need meat to … ), Normal (most people eat meat and have done …

… Emerging evidence suggests that components of responsive parenting can also promote
self-regulatory skills in feeding, which are likely to be beneficial as children are learning to eat …

… aims to highlight the role of time of eating, food content, way of mastication, and pattern of
eating … In conclusion, eating in the evening, in particular high-fat diet may dysregulate circadian …

… plasma glucose levels, which is in contrast to the majority of mouse xenograft models. … BHB
and metabolize it to citrate, then oxidize it to glutamate in vivo in a way comparable to that of …

… the ability to learn to eat intuitively, but our study provides initial evidence that they do.
Research has found that intuitive eating correlates with greater trust in the body’s ability to monitor …

… We asked our participants to abstain from eating for about 3 h prior to the experimental
session to simulate the homeostatic state at a typical meal time. A self-report protocol listing food …

… Answering the “key question” posed by the authors is insufficient to improve population
health, ie "What do we eat and how does it affect us?" That question misses the mark relevant to …

… you to make better dietary decisions for yourself and your family. My efforts to understand …
strong advice about what to eat and what to avoid, but that the direct evidence to support these …