caloric consumption

The calories that a person consumes in a 24-hour period. The USDA (US Department of Agriculture) reported that in 1970 the average American consumed 2,234 calories/day, and in 2003 consumed an average of 2,757/day, a possible indicator for increased rates of obesity.

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Shapiro  observed a 10 to 15 percent decline in caloric consumption between the first and last week of the benefit month.

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The rapid pace of economic development in the region has been accompanied by decreasing levels of physical activity and increased caloric consumption, particularly of 'junk food'.

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Recognizing these limitations, Blaydes and Kayser (2011) focus their work on analyzing caloric consumption, using the widely available measure of average per capita daily food consumption as a proxy for evaluating the welfare of the poor and positing that increases in average caloric consumption cannot be centered on the rich, who have already approached their biological limits.

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So, when I tell my overweight and obese patients to restrict their caloric consumption to lose weight, the discussion usually begins with, "I know this might be difficult, but ..." And it usually ends with me feeling a little less than anemic optimism.

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of their caloric consumption, says the report, and, given land and water scarcities, this