Research was conducted on the Keating rangelands in north-eastern Oregon to determine the food habits of deer and cattle and similarity of their diets, and to estimate deer and cattle months of grazing on both a quantitative and nutritional basis. Data were collected during the winters of 1978-1979, 1979-1980 and during the spring and fall of 1979 and 1980. In the Crystal Palace, Tucker Creek and Spring Creek study areas, field fecal collections were made and the microhistological method was used in the laboratory to determine the food habits of both deer and cattle. Similarity indices were calculated comparing food habits of both deer and cattle. In delineated plant communities, available herbaceous forage was estimated within 0.5m² circular plots employing a double sampling technique, and available browse was estimated employing a multiple linear regression technique. Subsamples of available forage were analyzed for in vitro dry matter digestibility and crude protein. An extensive literature ...

Objective:The aim of this study was to assess the major dietary patterns of two age cohorts of women, to determine to the extent to which the dietary patterns differ between the cohorts and to assess whether they vary according to sociodemographic and behavioural characteristics and patterns of nutrient intake.Method:Dietary intake was assessed using an 80-item food frequency questionnaire for women aged 50-55 years (n=10 150; middle age) in 2001 and aged 25-30 years (n=7371; young) in 2003, from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Womens Health. Factor analysis using principal component extraction was used to identify dietary patterns, and a pattern score was calculated from the consumption of the food items identified with each dietary pattern. Associations between the dietary pattern scores and sociodemographic and behavioural characteristics and nutrient intakes were investigated using regression analysis.Results:Six dietary patterns were identified and were labelled: cooked ...

Over 9 years of follow-up, nearly 40% of the 9514 middle-aged men and women included in this analysis developed MetSyn. Dietary consumption of a Western dietary pattern, meat, fried foods, and diet soda was adversely associated with incident MetSyn, whereas intake of dairy was protective. No association was observed between incident MetSyn and consumption of a prudent dietary pattern, fruit and vegetables, whole grains, refined grains, nuts, sweetened beverages, and coffee.. Consumption of a Western dietary pattern, characterized by high intakes of refined grains, processed meat, fried foods, and red meat, was associated with a 18% greater risk of incident MetSyn for participants in the highest quintile of Western dietary pattern scores compared with those in the lowest quintile. In our study, the prudent dietary pattern, typified by consumption of cruciferous and carotinoid vegetables, fruit, fish, and poultry, was not associated with incident MetSyn. Prevalent MetSyn has previously been ...

Introduction. Food is the basic requirement of the life. It can be considered as the most required thing for the life. Food provides with the essential energy for the functioning of the body and acts as nutrition. There are many possible types of food habitats in the world. Some are of herbivorous type as they eat vegetables and grains and cereals etc and do not eat any form of flesh or non vegetarian items. Some are non vegetarian food eaters as they have the food consumption in the form of flesh of chicken, mutton and fish etc as well. Non vegetarians are habitual for both types of food habits as they eat vegetables, grains and cereals with flesh. With such food habits, people get their regular supply of nutrition and energy. Each food item has its specific amount of which it should be eaten. More of that amount may cause some trouble in digestion. Normally very few people know about the specific amount of the food one should consume. That is the reason why one must follow specific way of ...

Booth, David A, Edema, Joanna MP and Stockley, Lynn (1986) Food habits, food preferences and their determinants: difficulties in social and behavioural measurements crucial to nutrition. In: Diehl, Jorg M and Leitzmann, Claus (eds.) Measurement and determinants of food habits and food preferences. Department of Human Nutrition, Agricultural University, Wageningen, NL, pp. 45-61. ISBN 9789070840129 Full text not available from this repository ...

Free Online Library: Development and validation of a semi-quantitative food frequency questionnaire to assess dietary intake in Turkish adults.(Report) by Journal of Pakistan Medical Association; Health, general Adults Surveys Food habits

Abstract. Background: Obesity is increasing in prevalence around the world, posing a huge burden to society due to associations with non-communicable disease. The energy density of our diet is one factor that contributes to obesity. To reduce the prevalence of obesity, it has been suggested that lowering energy density should be prioritised over increasing physical activity and/or increasing consumption of fruit and vegetables. Energy dense foods often lack essential nutrients, and therefore these foods are not required in a healthy diet. The Non-essential Energy-Dense Nutritionally-Deficient Food Frequency Questionnaire (NEEDNT-FFQ) was based on the Non-Essential Energy-Dense Nutritionally-Deficient (NEEDNT) Food List, and tested for reliability. However, the relative validity of an FFQ must also be determined before it can be used to assess intake of non-essential energy-dense nutritionally deficient foods and beverages. Objective: The aim of the present study was to examine the relative ...

In this large cohort study of women, we derived 2 major dietary patterns. Greater adherence to the prudent pattern, characterized by a high intake of vegetables, fruit, legumes, fish, poultry, and whole grains, was related to a lower risk of cardiovascular and total mortality. In contrast, greater adherence to the Western pattern, reflecting a high intake of red and processed meat, refined grains, french fries, and sweets and desserts, was linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular, cancer, and total mortality.. The relation of overall dietary patterns with mortality resulting from CVD or other chronic diseases has not been widely examined. Similar to our study, the prudent pattern (characterized by a frequent intake of fruits, vegetables, and whole-meal bread) was associated with a decreased risk of cardiovascular mortality in Danish women.8 In recent studies including Asian populations, a vegetable-rich pattern10 and a pattern characterized by a frequent consumption of vegetables, fruit, soy ...

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Suppose, you are Amim and your friend is Rabi. Now, write a letter to your pen-friend describing the foods and the food habit of the people of Bangladesh.

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Ackerman, B.B., F.G. Lindsey & T.P. Hemker (1984). Cougar food habits in Southern Utah. Journal of Wildlife Management 48: 147â€155. Ahmad, A. & S. Javed (2000). An ornithological and physicochemical study of Patna Bird Sanctuary, Etah, Uttar Pradesh. Department of Wildlife Sciences, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, 72pp. Bahuguna, A., V. Sahajpal, S.P. Goyal, S.K. Mukherjee & V. Thakur (2010). Species identification from Guard Hair of selected Indian Mammals, Reference Guide. Wildlife Institute of India, 460pp. Balakrishnan, M. & M.B. Sreedevi (2007). Husbandry and management of the Small Indian Civet Viverricula indica (E. Geoffroy Saint-Hillaire, 1803) in Kerala, India. Small Carnivore Conservation 36: 9â€13. Bekele, T., B. Afework & M. Balakrishnan (2008). Feeding ecology of the African Civet Civettictis civetta in the Menagesha Suba State Forest, Ethiopia. Small Carnivore Conservation 39: 19â€24. Corbett, L.K. (1989). Assessing the diet of Dingoes from feces: a comparison of ...

TY - JOUR. T1 - Food habits of the urban Japanese weasels mustela itatsi revealed by faecal DNA analysis. AU - Okawara, Yoko. AU - Sekiguchi, Takeshi. AU - Ikeda, Aya. AU - Miura, Shingo. AU - Sasaki, Hiroshi. AU - Fujii, Takeshi. AU - Kaneko, Yayoi. PY - 2014/9/1. Y1 - 2014/9/1. UR - http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?scp=85026446227&partnerID=8YFLogxK. UR - http://www.scopus.com/inward/citedby.url?scp=85026446227&partnerID=8YFLogxK. U2 - 10.3106/041.039.0304. DO - 10.3106/041.039.0304. M3 - Article. AN - SCOPUS:85026446227. VL - 39. SP - 155. EP - 161. JO - Mammal Study. JF - Mammal Study. SN - 1343-4152. IS - 3. ER - ...

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According to a new study of the home food environment of overweight women in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior. The home is an important microenvironment in models of obesity and can trigger behaviors both positively and negatively associated with weight status. With this in mind, a group of researchers from Emorys Rollins School of Public Health, and the Cancer Coalition of South Georgia sought to examine the home food environment and determine which aspects are associated with healthy eating in low-income overweight and obese women who receive healthcare through local federally-qualified community health centers.. Among a group of primarily obese, African American female patients in southwest Georgia, researchers looked at food inventories, food placement, grocery shopping, food preparation, meal serving practices, family meals from non-home sources, television watching while eating, and family support for healthy eating.. Participant behaviors were first documented at baseline ...

Long-term records of the number of food approaches per 30 min were obtained from 16 rabbits in constant light and after blinding. Optic nerve sectioning usually resulted in a shortening of the free-running period (tau; mean reduction = -0.26 hr) of the oscillator governing the rabbits food intake pattern. Subsequent resection of both superior cervical ganglia always reduced this tau (mean = -0.41 hr), and it could be further shortened (mean = -0.24 hr) by chronic administration of melatonin. These observations led to experiments in which the food intake of 15 blinded rabbits was recorded before and after pinealectomy. This always resulted in a lengthening of tau (mean = +0.27 hr), which was never seen after subtotal or sham pinealectomy in 10 other blinded animals (mean = -0.05 hr). Sympathectomy also reduced tau (mean = -0.50 hr) in the pinealectomized rabbits, whereas it induced a smaller reduction (mean = -0.29 hr) after sham pinealectomy. These results, together with previous observations ...

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So far the food frequency questionnaire (FFQs) used on the elderly to assess diet-related disease risks were actually those meant for younger subjects.

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In this large prospective cohort of US men, two distinct dietary patterns were identified using principal component analysis: the prudent pattern (loaded by a high consumption of fruits, vegetables, fish and whole grains) and the Western pattern (loaded by a high intake of refined grains, cured and red meats, desserts and sweets and French fries). During 12 years of follow-up, the risk of newly diagnosed COPD decreased as the prudent pattern score increased, whereas the risk of newly diagnosed COPD increased as the Western pattern score increased.. Studies on the association of individual foods and nutrients and COPD have suggested a beneficial effect of antioxidants-particularly vitamin C and, to a lesser extent, vitamin E-on COPD or FEV1 level.5 However, there is no clear association between one particular food and COPD. Data from the β-Carotene and Retinol Efficacy Trial (CARET) conducted in the US which included 18 341 heavy smokers and asbestos workers also indicated that vitamin A ...

As a healthcare worker, I advise my clients to avoid all foods with artificial flavors, colors and preservatives. Eat only a whole foods diet. Even if you eat something processed (such as a frozen dinner from the freezer section at a natural foods store), it is better than grabbing something processed at the regular grocery store. Although eating organic is great (and sometimes really important, esp with certain fruit and vegetables), i believe that eating all natural is even more important. Try not to put anything artificial into your body as it seems to go against the flow of health and well being.If you are having trouble making dietary changes, start by just increasing your fresh vegetable consumption. Make your vegetables the biggest part of your plate. Also, eat in moderation. Too much of a good thing, is still too much. Oh, and dont forget to energetically send a big thanks to the food, your body and to all the people, places and things that helped to put the food before you. bon ...

As a healthcare worker, I advise my clients to avoid all foods with artificial flavors, colors and preservatives. Eat only a whole foods diet. Even if you eat something processed (such as a frozen dinner from the freezer section at a natural foods store), it is better than grabbing something processed at the regular grocery store. Although eating organic is great (and sometimes really important, esp with certain fruit and vegetables), i believe that eating all natural is even more important. Try not to put anything artificial into your body as it seems to go against the flow of health and well being.If you are having trouble making dietary changes, start by just increasing your fresh vegetable consumption. Make your vegetables the biggest part of your plate. Also, eat in moderation. Too much of a good thing, is still too much. Oh, and dont forget to energetically send a big thanks to the food, your body and to all the people, places and things that helped to put the food before you. bon ...

Current Understanding The studies reviewed here generally provide support for an inverse relation between Alzheimers disease and a healthy dietary pattern, defined loosely as a diet high in fruits and vegetables, low in red and processed meats, and favoring mono- and polyunsaturated fats over saturated fats. Although the studies varied somewhat in their definitions of healthy dietary pattern and used different methods to quantify adherence to that pattern, results were largely consistent. However, these studies have several methodological limitations that complicate their interpretation. Some studies adjusted for putative confounders like diabetes and cardiovascular disease that may in fact be causal intermediates, although effect estimates were similar with and without adjustment for these factors. No studies measured long-term dietary pattern and few measured dietary intake in mid-life, which are likely to be both more biologically relevant and less susceptible to reverse causation. ...

Alterations in nutritional status are common with HIV infections. Wasting syndrome increases predisposition to opportunistic infections. Food consumption pattern is a known determinant factor for nutritional problems among PLWH. This study was conducted at the Heart-to-Heart Clinic of General Hospital Calabar, to assess food consumption patterns of PLWH. One hundred and twenty eight (128) subjects (50 males and 78 females) made of 50 HIV+ve on treatment (ART), 50HIV+ve not on treatment (NART) and 28 non infected control group. Ethical clearance and consent was obtained from Centre for Clinical Governance, Research and Training, Ministry of Health Calabar while participation was voluntary. Data collection was done by trained field workers for measurement of weight and height, food frequency questionnaire. The results showed significant differences in consumption pattern of carbohydrates (chi = 15.994, df = 6, p,0.05), legumes (chi = 9.871, df = 4, p,0.05), fats/oil at p,0.001 level. The most ...

The aim of this study was to identify dietary patterns during pregnancy and lactation of Saudi Arabian mothers, together with infant feeding practices and identify the beliefs and other factors which lie behind these patterns. The implications for the nutritional health of mother and baby were also explored. Data was collected in three separate studies: 1. An investigation of antenatal records of 92 mothers who had given birth to normal weight babies compared with records of 46 mothers who had given birth to babies weighing less than 2.500 kg. 2. Survey of dietary patterns and beliefs of 227 women attending the first antenatal appointment, recruited in Shaban (80), Shawal (76) and Ramadan (71). 3. A follow-up study of 51 mother-baby pairs to investigate dietary patterns, infant-feeding practices and anthropometric measurements at 1, 3, 6 and 9 months postpartum. Results indicate the influence of cultural beliefs on maternal diet during pregnancy, puerperium and lactation, including some ...

A healthy diet is important for childrens development and growth during infancy and toddlerhood [1]. A healthy diet is also important for future health and morbidity, especially for non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, coronary heart diseases, and cancer [2]. There is concern about the composition of and lack of diversity in some childrens diets [3]. Some researchers suggest that a lack of diversity with a corresponding low intake of fruit and vegetables and high intake of unhealthy processed food, is caused by reluctance to try new food [4], and may be a contributing factor to the rising prevalence of obesity [3, 5, 6].. Taste preferences and food habits develop during infancy [7]. When solid food is introduced, the child is exposed to a diversity of foods and drinks, which may be the foundation for healthy and diverse eating habits [3]. Eating a variety of foods is essential to achieve adequate macro- and micronutrient intakes, and those with more varied food choices have better ...

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Our study aimed to describe the association between food patterns and gender, parental education, physical activity, sleeping and obesity in 1976 children aged 5−10 years old. Dietary intake was measured by a semi quantitative food frequency questionnaire; body mass index was calculated and categorized according to the IOTF classification. Factor analysis and generalized linear models were applied to identify food patterns and their associations. TV viewing and male gender were significant positive predictors for fast-food, sugar sweetened beverages and pastry pattern, while a higher level of maternal education and longer sleeping duration were positively associated with a dietary patterns that included fruit and vegetables.

Our study aimed to describe the association between food patterns and gender, parental education, physical activity, sleeping and obesity in 1976 children aged 5−10 years old. Dietary intake was measured by a semi quantitative food frequency questionnaire; body mass index was calculated and categorized according to the IOTF classification. Factor analysis and generalized linear models were applied to identify food patterns and their associations. TV viewing and male gender were significant positive predictors for fast-food, sugar sweetened beverages and pastry pattern, while a higher level of maternal education and longer sleeping duration were positively associated with a dietary patterns that included fruit and vegetables.

Here in this article we are discussing about the Japanese eating habits keep them slim and healthy. Take a look. ജാപ്പനീസ് ഭക്ഷണശീലം നിങ്ങളെ അമിതവണ്ണമില്ലാതേയും ആരോഗ്യത്തോടെയും സംരക്ഷിക്കും. ഇതിനെക്കുറിച്ച് അറിയാന്‍ വായിക്കൂ

If youre not convinced by the previous research, maybe this latest study will convince you. Data from phase 2 (1987-89) of the Breast Cancer Detection Demonstration Project included the results of a 62-item food frequency questionnaire completed by 42,254 women. The study authors examined all-cause mortality (death by any cause) based on Recommended Food Score (RFS) -- the sum of the number of foods recommended by current dietary guidelines that subjects reported consuming at least once a week. Increasing RFS correlated with lower relative risk of all-cause mortality. Put in simpler terms, better overall diet corresponded with better overall health and lower risk of death. These results were maintained after adjusting for numerous other variables, including education; ethnicity; age; body mass index; smoking status; alcohol use; physical activity; menopausal hormone use; and history of disease. As the authors note, these results emphasize the value of current dietary guidelines recommending ...

How breakfast beats cravings University of Missouri-Columbia researchers have found that eating breakfast, particularly meals rich in protein, increases A Kenyan lifestyle platform for digital storytelling.

In the fight against obesity, junk foods have become public enemy No. 1. But some people question whether certain foods are really the culprits. Two new studies come to very different conclusions.

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There is a growing interest in assessing food habits and population nutrition by Commonwealth, state and territory health departments and by non-government and commercial organisations. This usually takes the form of special purpose surveys, or monitoring, where surveys using a similar design and dietary assessment methods are repeated over time. These have a broad range of objectives but frequently include short questions to assess food habits and breastfeeding practices. ...

Limited evidence in this review showed that healthy dietary patterns were associated with lower risk of preterm birth and spontaneous preterm birth. Dietary patterns that were high in nuts, fruits, vegetables, legumes, and seeds were protective.. View Full Article ...

According to[4] a CNN/ORC International Poll released late last month, 53% of respondents said they would eat whatever they want during the holiday season because its a special time of year. Thats a gain over the 47% of respondents who gave this answer in 2006, and the same number seen in 1996. The age group most likely to indulge was 18- to 34-year-olds, 64% of whom said they didnt watch their diet during the season; adults age 65 and older were least likely to indulge, at 40%. Among men, 57% gave this answer, while only 49% of women did.. This survey also asked respondents questions about their political affiliation and where they lived, with some interesting results. Republicans and Midwesterners were the groups most likely to try to limit excess eating during the holiday season (41% of each group), while Democrats and rural residents were the least likely to try to set limits (31% of each group). Among all respondents, 23% said they were very likely to go on a healthy diet after the ...

We undertook a population-based case-control study to investigate early life risk factors for prostate cancer. Information on dietary habits during childhood and adolescence, childhood environment, pubertal development, and physical activity was collected by face-to-face interviews with 256 (74.6%) of all eligible cases and 252 (76.6%) of all selected controls, frequency matched by age. All potential controls were screened for prostate cancer with negative findings. Odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals were estimated by logistic regression. Analyses of localized (T0-2 M0) and more advanced cancers were made separately. In general, there was no clear association between diet and prostate cancer risk. An increased risk associated with childhood living in more densely populated, compared with rural, areas was found (odds ratio = 2.1; 95% confidence interval = 1.3-3.5); this effect was most apparent for localized cancers (odds ratio = 3.2 95% confidence interval = 1.7-6.2). There was no ...

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I am very worried as my month and a half old guinea is not eating any veggies, Ive done lots of research and I see that guinea pigs need a lot of vegetables in their diet... I am wondering if I should bring her to the vet but I dont want to pay $100 just for them to tell me that shes just ...

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Breakfast is by FAR the best meal of the day. Sometimes when I go to bed at night I am thinking about how excited I am for it to be morning so it can be breakfast time again. No, I am not kidding haha.. Why do I like eating breakfast so much? First off, there are SO many amazing things you can eat for breakfast, for example: Breakfast Cake, Skinny Granola, or Pumpkin Pie Granola. Second, eating breakfast is a great way to make sure you are staying in the best shape possible. There are so many health benefits to eating breakfast its actually ridiculous! Now, what exactly are these mysterious health benefits?. Heres the skinny:. ...

The patient suffers from puffiness in the face and swelling of the feet and ankles. In the chronic stage of nephritis,which many drag on for many years,the patient passes large amounts of albumin in the urine.Later there may be rise in blood pressure and the patient may develop uremia.There may be frequent urination,especially during night. ...

Most corporate offices are air-conditioned, so we do not really sweat and therefore, do not feel so thirsty. Whats more when you are used to drinking water below your requirement, your body adapts and when you do start drinking a little more water, your body treats it as excess -- in fact, initially, the body actually throws it out causing you to run to the toilet every few minutes. ...

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If you are someone who has a regular 9-to-5 desk job, then you must keep a watch on your lifestyle and eating habits. People with sitting jobs or desk jobs are more prone to have unhealthy eating habits or lifestyle.

Utter, J., Scragg, R., Schaaf, D. and Mhurchu, C.N. (2008) Relationships between Frequency of Family Meals, BMI and Nutritional Aspects of the Home Food Environment among New Zealand Adolescents. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, 5, 50.