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"diet" implies your normal eating habits, not a change in eating habits. go to a nutritionist and they will ask you "what's your diet like?"
by wumi 19y ago
"diet" implies your normal eating habits, not a change in eating habits.
go to a nutritionist and they will ask you "what's your diet like?"
- kingnothing 19y agoIt's really too bad that "diet" is treated as a "four letter word" in the US and not simply the foods and eating habits that make up your regular intake.
- scott_s 19y agoIn the context I was using it, "diet" implies a temporary change in eating habits. I'm aware of the definition of the word and it's technical usage, but I'm also aware of how it's actually used.