Current healthcare is weight‐centric, equating weight and health. This approach to
healthcare has negative consequences on patient well‐being. The aim of this article is to …

Background The best available evidence demonstrates that conventional weight
management has a high long-term failure rate. The ethical implications of continued reliance …

Intuitive eating (ie, reliance on physiologic hunger and satiety cues to guide eating) has
been proposed as a healthier, more effective, and more innate alternative to current …

Researchers have found that rigid dietary control is connected to higher psychological
distress, including disordered and disinhibited eating. Two approaches have been touted by …

This study is the first nationwide population survey to explore the association between
speed of eating and degree of obesity. The objective was to cross-sectionally examine the …

Background Dietary energy density (ED) is positively associated with energy intake, but little
is known about long-term effects on weight change. Objective We assessed whether dietary …

Purpose. To determine whether university women who demonstrated internal motivation
related to eating behavior may also be internally motivated to participate in regular physical …

Background: Middle-aged women are at risk of weight gain and associated comorbidities.
Deliberate restriction of food intake (dieting) produces short-term weight loss but is largely …

Background: Thailand is undergoing a health-risk transition with overweight and obesity
emerging as an important population health problem. This paper reports on a study of the …

Abstract Background In Australia, the food industry and public health groups are locked in
serious struggle for regulatory influence over the terms of front-of-pack food labelling. Clear …