The importance of eating Behaviour: A systematic review

Abstract

Daily eating behaviour is made up of habits. Eating is a human health activity that includes interactions between physiological, psychological, environmental, social, cultural, and other elements. Individuals are capable of attending to and adjusting their eating patterns towards safer, more agreeable, and practicable meals. Eating behaviours, especially those related to an overeating tendency, originate early in the developmental and exhibit individual continuity equivalent to stable personality traits. Appetitive qualities associated with increased satiety tended to reduce with maturation, whereas those associated with increased food reactivity tended to rise. This pattern is consistent with a steady increase in the risk of obesity.