Not exact matches
A little earlier than I was
referring but I think they just steadily improved
practices of infant
feeding over time because there was significant mortality associated with «artificial
feeding,» though it was less the milk itself (my husband says they traditional gave goats milk to babies whose mothers couldn't
feed them), than the
practices associated with delivering non-human milk to infants (e.g., dirty bottle teats, spoiled milk).
Specifically we are
referring to the
practice of demand
feeding.
I prefer the term «time restricted
feeding» since intermittent fasting can
refer to several different
practices, such fasting (completely off food or just 500 calories / day) two non-consecutive days per week.
TNR stands for Trap, Neuter, and Return and
refers to the
practice of humanely capturing (community) feral cats, spaying or neutering them, and then returning them to their colonies for managed care such as daily
feeding and providing shelters from the elements.
Some responses simply
referred to eating healthy and unhealthy foods without specifying a
feeding practice; these are listed in the table as noncodeable.