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Cognitive dietary restraint (CDR) is the
perception
of limiting food intake to achieve/maintain a perceived ideal body weight. The objective of this 2‐yr prospective study was to determine if women with higher CDR have more subclinical ovulation disturbances (SOD; anovulation or luteal phase
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"Relationships among cognitive dietary restraint, subclinical ovulation disturbances, cortisol and 2‐yr change in bone density in premenopausal women"
Bedford JL et al., 2010
Bedford JL, Prior JC, Barr SI
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