Preadolescence is a key period in the early stages of eating disorder development. The aim
of the present study was, firstly, to investigate restrained, emotional and external eating in a …

Intuitive eating has been described as representing a positive relationship with food that can
support health. However, to date, most of the extant research on intuitive eating has been …

Intuitive eating has been proposed as a weight-inclusive, effective, and sustainable
approach to eating that benefits psychosocial health compared to traditional restrictive …

Objective Intuitive eating (IE) is consistently associated with a lower body mass index,
though its relationship with adiposity, specifically abdominal adiposity, is unknown. Given …

Purpose To determine if pre-conception intuitive eating, an adaptive eating behavior, was
related to gestational weight gain (GWG) and the likelihood of exceeding GWG …

Purpose To examine longitudinal associations of intuitive eating (IE), defined as eating
according to internal hunger and satiety cues, with psychological health outcomes and …

Intuitive eating, defined as relying on physiological cues to determine when, what, and how
much to eat while maintaining a positive relationship with food (Tribole & Resch 1995), has …

Background: This study investigated the relationships among psychological well-being,
mindful eating, and weight in adolescents. Methods: Data of this cross-sectional study were …

Objective To examine the associations between intuitive eating and trimester-specific
gestational weight gain (GWG), and between intuitive eating and diet quality at each …

Purpose Adolescence has been considered a critical time for the development of body
image-related difficulties and disordered eating behaviours, especially in females. Although …