dietary
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3.9
- adjective
- /ˈdaɪəˌtɛri/
- Specialized
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dietético
- The first point is that there is close relationship between our dietary habits and sleep habits.
- dietary supplement
- dietary source
- dietary staple
What about the role of of dietary fats and hormone health?
- What about the role of of dietary fats and hormone health?
- Oh, if she has way too many dietary restrictions, I'm out.
- Inflammation is driven by overall dietary choices that are bad.
- And we've got to get that dietary counseling as part of standard of care.
- They eat only the things that current dietary trends claim will keep you young.
- Focus on foods, focus on whole dietary patterns.
- Some people do get diarrhea when they make any dietary change.
- What are the easiest, best sources of dietary fibre that people can add into their diet right now?
- So I can't give him treats that aren't within his scope of dietary needs.
- It's same with dietary habits, it's same with praying.
- And it has all of these healing properties, dietary fiber, prebiotics.
- I made another, yet another dietary shift and went plant based flash vegan.
Examples
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Inflammation is driven by overall dietary choices that are bad.
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Many people follow specific dietary guidelines to improve their health.
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His son, of course, has some dietary concerns.
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But listen, I have dietary requirements.
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And then we got into all these dietary restrictions.
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So we get many different sources of dietary fat in our diet.
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And my choice was to say I have dietary restrictions and so does my wife.
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What are the easiest, best sources of dietary fibre that people can add into their diet right now?
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Today, the current agro-industrial model has proven unable to satisfy the dietary needs of individuals, in addition to being destructive to the environment.
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This bothers me from a culinary perspective less than from a dietary perspective.
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Synonyms
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3.5
Food that helps people grow and stay healthy
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6.0
About food and diets that affect health
About a special diet used for health or medical reasons
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.2
A pill, powder, or liquid you take by mouth to add vitamins and minerals to your diet
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word dietary comes from the common word diet, which originally meant a 'way of life' or daily routine that included what you ate. So dietary means 'relating to the food and drink a person regularly eats'.