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

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 …

Background (Background, Rationale, Prior Research, and/or Theory): Intuitive eating has
been associated with healthier weight status, but less is known about long-term associations …

Intuitive eating has been associated with markers of better health in cross-sectional studies,
but less is known about long-term associations between intuitive eating and subsequent …

Intuitive eating is an eating style that promotes a healthy attitude towards food and body
image. Intuitive eaters would have more nutritious dietary intake and more positive eating …

Intuitive eating has been proposed as an eating style that fosters a positive attitude towards
food, the body, and physical activity. A systematic review of the literature was undertaken to …

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 …

Introduction To date, research on eating behaviors has largely taken a pathological
approach. Researchers are increasingly taking a positive approach to explore adaptive …

Objective To examine the relationship between intuitive eating (IE), which includes eating in
response to hunger and satiety cues rather than emotional cues and without having …

Background Stress is associated with negative health outcomes in adults, including
increased adiposity. Eating behaviors to cope with stress can have a negative effect on …