Sentences with phrase «anything from diabetes»
But, underneath its tough skin hides a crimson nutritional treasure, potent enough to tackle anything from diabetes and high cholesterol to athletic stagnation.
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«We think our innovative pilot would have done more to protect people from the crippling effects of preventable illnesses like diabetes and obesity than anything being proposed anywhere else in this country — and at little or no cost to taxpayers,» the statement said.
Your sex drive may actually be taking a hit from something medical: anything from undiagnosed thyroid disease or diabetes to drugs you're taking, such as certain antidepressants.
«Patients read into the name and just think, «Okay, this is about my ovaries, it's really not about anything else...» But from a doctor's perspective, the most worrisome aspects of the disorder are the long - term consequences, such as diabetes.,» said Dr. Melissa Goist, ObGyn.
I guess the point is that the scale can play tricks on you — when I started this at 435 lbs, couldnt move without pain, couldnt walk two minutes without being out of breath - it wasnt easy — my body was in such shock from eating clean that when I ate anything with medium - high sodium I would gain 8 lbs in three hours afterwards — mathmatically impossible... But the end result is I had full blown diabetes, poor good and bad cholesterol, and electrolytes — In 8 weeks all of those things turned around, including the diabetes being gone.
Many of the internal medicine patients that are hospitalized are suffering with anything from uncontrolled diabetes, to IMHA (immune - mediated hemolytic anemia).
«A cat who urinates or defecates outside the litter box can have anything from osteoarthritis to hyperthyroidism to diabetes to early kidney disease.»
Pre-existing conditions could mean anything from chronic illnesses like diabetes or raised blood pressure, to acute injuries like a broken arm.
Many children encounter difficulties in their everyday lives - these can relate to anything from specific medical conditions (eg diabetes) through to lifelong disabilities.