If the person is naturally slender, then by definition their eating habits aren't going to be something worth examining. While dieting and eating fewer calories will obviously help you lose weight over the long term, a person's metabolism -- genetically bequeathed by your parents -- will dictate how you will carry weight when eating moderately. With a faster metabolism, it matters little how much you eat (within reason); you'll always burn off the extra calories quickly. A slower metabolism means that even with moderate dieting, your body can't convert the calories quickly enough. In short, your natural disposition goes a long way in determining your body shape and weight; dieting and exercise must be significant enough to get beyond what DNA says you'll naturally look like.
Don't stop eating, its not good for you, an no it will not get u slender it will actually not help at all, try to just eat healthier,an maby miss a snack,but do not stop eating, a lot of people think that it will help u to become slender, but the only way to get slender really is to just exercise, and eat good healthy food that's not fatten
it is where a group of people work together to get people to change their eating habits, do exercise and live a healthy lifestyle
Being naturally thin is not about eating diet foods. Naturally thin people are thin "naturally" by eating healthy foods with realistic portions. To be naturally thin, you need to think and eat like a thin person. Thin people stop eating when they are full, eat balanced meals, and don't often overindulge.
adivasis eat that food that was not eaten by common people
to avoid dealing with diffcult emotions
Not always. Some people may experience mild issues, such as diarrhea if they change their eating habits.
An estimated 1 in every 200 people has a diagnoseable eating disorder, but as many as 1 in 5 have had eating disorder like tendencies or disordered eating habits.
People saw veggies on tv so they ate veggies
"You" is a personal statement, but eating disorder do affect a large variety of people. An estimated 1 in every 200 people suffers from an eating disorder, while about 1 in 5 have some sort of disordered eating habits.
Because they forgot to shower this morning.
People typically fall into binge-eating habits due to various factors such as emotional distress, stress, dieting, genetics, and psychological factors like low self-esteem or body image issues. Binge eating can be a coping mechanism to deal with emotions or as a result of restrictive eating patterns, leading to a cycle of overeating.
From an American point of view, our eating habits have deteriorated over the years as new tasty fast foods are made. If our eating habits continue like this, yes. To prevent this, fat people should stop eating out all the time.