overfeeding
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3.7
- noun
- /ˌoʊvərˈfiːdɪŋ/
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sobrealimentación
- Experts emphasize that overfeeding can result in weight gain and increase the risk of diabetes in pets.
So snacks, emotional, emotional bonding can't be done with just overfeeding your pet.
- So snacks, emotional, emotional bonding can't be done with just overfeeding your pet.
- I remember staying with Theobald, who was proof that an excellent constitution is no match for a prolonged course of overfeeding.
Examples
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Overfeeding elevates RQ for several hours—up to a day even—and indicates that glucose metabolism is dominant.
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The vet warned us about the dangers of overfeeding our dog, suggesting it could lead to serious health issues.
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What other factors need to be considered for someone who wants to minimize fat gain during overfeeding?
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First, let's look at the general effects of overfeeding and do some myth debunking in the process.
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Knowing this, are there some ways to limit fat gain in mixed-diet overfeeding, or is it all about calories?
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Studies on overfeeding show that metabolic rate typically increases about 6-8% for up to 24 hours after feeding.
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It's for this reason I prefer to use frequent but moderate overfeeding, or refeeds, as part of the Leangains approach.
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However, noninfectious environmental triggers, such as psychological stress or overfeeding during childhood, could also be implicated in the rise in type 1 diabetes.
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While I will discuss refeeds in brief, this article will mainly discuss overfeeding of a mixed diet—that is, what you should take into consideration on Thanksgiving, at the Christmas dinner table, or any other occasion where you will be presented with lots of tasty foods.
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The nutritionist advised against overfeeding, explaining that it can negatively impact a child's health.
Synonyms
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2.1
Eating more food than your body needs
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6.1
Doing too much of something enjoyable, often food or treats, that causes harm
Antonyms
How Well-Fed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word overfeeding comes from over- meaning 'too much', as in overcook or overwork, and feed meaning 'give food', so overfeeding is 'giving too much food' and means giving more food than is healthy.