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External eating
External eating is the tendency to eat in response to external cues such as the sight, smell, or availability of food rather than internal…
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Psychonutritional Education
Psychonutritional education is a term used in the emerging field of nutritional psychology to describe the integration of psychological theories and concepts with scientific…
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Food-extrinsic factors are influences on how people perceive and evaluate a food item that come from outside the food itself. Food-extrinsic factors include food…
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Food-intrinsic sensory factors are characteristics of a food item that human senses can perceive. These include the color of the food product, its texture,…
Read termAkkermansia
Akkermansia is a genus of beneficial gut bacteria, with Akkermansia muciniphila being the most studied species. It lives in the mucus layer of the…
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Visual satiety refers to the phenomenon where the pleasantness of a food’s appearance decreases after repeated exposure, even if the taste or smell hasn’t…
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