Add to ORKGDietary restraint, a term used to describe the intentional control of food intake to prevent weight gain or promote weight loss, is commonly practiced by older adults, but little is known about its effects on physiology and metabolism. Methods. We therefore compared a wide range of parameters between groups of healthy non-obese postmenopausal women classified psychometrically as unrestrained eaters (body mass index [BMI] 23.8
Objectives: Examine the association between components of restrained eating, cognitive performance a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 53-57)The present study examined the possible disinhibiti...
To describe some biological, behavioural and psychological correlates of the Three-Factor Eating Que...
Cognitive dietary restraint (ongoing effort to limit dietary intake to manage body weight) is common...
<p><strong>Background:</strong> Eating behavior is a strong predictor of weight gain in adults. Rese...
The purpose of this study was to gather information on the two types of dietary restraint, food crav...
Background. Cognitive dietary restraint (perceived ongoing effort to limit dietary intake to manage ...
Background. The association of psychological eating behavior constructs with overweight and obesity ...
BACKGROUND: There has been limited research about disordered eating in middle-aged women, and to dat...
In order to achieve or maintain a desired body weight many women consciously try to limit their foo...
The effects of control (dieting) and loss of control over eating (overeating) on resting metabolic r...
The eating behavior of chronic dieters (restrained eaters) and nondieters (unrestrained eaters) is e...
This analysis examined the association between restrained eating behaviour and weight loss maintenan...
When satiety develops specific to sensory properties of food, variety leads to increased eating. The...
The influence of dietary restraint and food exposure on body satisfaction was tested. Body and weigh...
Objectives: Examine the association between components of restrained eating, cognitive performance a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 53-57)The present study examined the possible disinhibiti...
To describe some biological, behavioural and psychological correlates of the Three-Factor Eating Que...
Cognitive dietary restraint (ongoing effort to limit dietary intake to manage body weight) is common...
<p><strong>Background:</strong> Eating behavior is a strong predictor of weight gain in adults. Rese...
The purpose of this study was to gather information on the two types of dietary restraint, food crav...
Background. Cognitive dietary restraint (perceived ongoing effort to limit dietary intake to manage ...
Background. The association of psychological eating behavior constructs with overweight and obesity ...
BACKGROUND: There has been limited research about disordered eating in middle-aged women, and to dat...
In order to achieve or maintain a desired body weight many women consciously try to limit their foo...
The effects of control (dieting) and loss of control over eating (overeating) on resting metabolic r...
The eating behavior of chronic dieters (restrained eaters) and nondieters (unrestrained eaters) is e...
This analysis examined the association between restrained eating behaviour and weight loss maintenan...
When satiety develops specific to sensory properties of food, variety leads to increased eating. The...
The influence of dietary restraint and food exposure on body satisfaction was tested. Body and weigh...
Objectives: Examine the association between components of restrained eating, cognitive performance a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 53-57)The present study examined the possible disinhibiti...
To describe some biological, behavioural and psychological correlates of the Three-Factor Eating Que...