Sentences with phrase «are harmful in»

Some foods are harmful in excess and should only be given in moderation or as treats.

Since x-rays are harmful in large quantities, the veterinarian uses the briefest exposure possible.

Ice melts are harmful in two ways: they may irritate a dog's paws, and if a dog happens to licks his feet after walking on ice melt, the residue may trigger drooling, nausea and vomiting, according to veterinarian Debra Primovic.

Although I am sure processed foods, including processed grains even processed whole grains and other kinds of carbs are harmful in excess, I am also sure that all this does need to be taken with a thoughtful grain of salt.

The vitamin E present in them helps in maintaining and protecting the skin from free radicals that are harmful in nature.

Vegetable oils like soybean oil, sunflower oil, corn, canola, peanut, safflower are high in Omega - 6 polyunsaturated fatty acids that have health benefits but are harmful in excess and harmful if heated to high temperatures.

The funny thing to is, there have been countless studies over the past 40 years attempting to prove eggs are harmful in one way or the other.

It's no surprise that we differ on this point, since I think eating some carbs is desirable for everyone, while he thinks carbs are harmful in any dose.

These oils, which include soybean, corn and cottonseed oils, are very high in polyunsaturated Omega - 6 fatty acids, which are harmful in excess and can contribute to inflammation (35, 36, 37).

That includes lead, mercury, arsenic and all the others that are harmful in large quantities, but may even be required in metabolic processes in infinitesimal amounts.

New research published in the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization examines how past histories are harmful in negotiations, particularly when an event in the past benefited one party at the other's expense.

More research is needed to determine if foods produced via GMOs are harmful in any way, but many parents want to know what products may contains them.

After all, such unions are harmful in the same sense that the authors argue that implementation of the revisionist view is harmful, namely, by way of consequence.

Professor Naresh Kumar, PhD, doesn't believe Quiles's mold is harmful in low quantities, but he's trying to determine where it came from.

So, I guess religion is harmful in a sense as well as providing a sense of tranquility (which is beneficial) to those who are unable to accept and deal with reality.

Is it your contention that gay marriage is harmful in someway?

Yes they can be harmful in some ways but what you have to ask yourself is the choice you used to take it so negatively.

Seventy - seven per cent «in general» are unsympathetic toward Moral Majority efforts; 70 per cent feel the organization is harmful in politics; 72 per cent think it does damage to the cause of religion in the country.

Sugar is especially likely to be harmful in autoimmune disorders, because «disease begins in the gut» as Hippocrates said.

However, the role of fructose is still controversial, and no strong evidence proves that it's harmful in normal amounts (2).

If your goal is a kid that behaves the way you want them to, certainly that sort of short - term parenting is likely to be harmful in the long - term.

It's funny how «processed» food is regarded as «safe» in the immediate term, but can be harmful in so many ways with repeated exposure...

Companies would be prohibited by the USDA and FDA to use substances that could be harmful in human consumption.

«Young fathers who are depressed are more likely to disengage from care and involvement with the infant,» said James Paulson, «and they're more likely to use harsh parenting tactics like spanking, yelling, screaming and so forth, which we know is not helpful for child development and it could be harmful in some situations.»

Vitamins shouldn't be harmful in low quantities according to the research to date, and vitamin D may enhance bone building when neither mother nor infant is obtaining much sun exposure.

Studies are showing that, not only do antibacterial soaps lack any benefits over using regular old soap and water, but that they could be harmful in that they potentially increase the risk of drug - resistance.

According to Child Trends Data Bank, 77 percent of men and 65 percent of women in 2012 said children sometimes need a «good, hard spanking,» a proportion that's been decreasing steadily over the past 20 years over a growing body of research showing that spanking and other physical punishment may be harmful in the long - term and doesn't actually work that well.

Given how many hours a child spends on top of his mattress, starting from the first night home from the hospital, it's important that it not only provide a good night's rest, but also be designed with SIDS prevention in mind and be free of any dangerous toxins that could be harmful in the long run.

In this paper, Straus drives home the points that (1) spanking children may be harmful in ways that aren't evident until kids get older and (2) spanking children isn't especially effective, and is therefore unnecessary.

The FDA has found no evidence that succinic acid is harmful in its natural state.

If «role - modelling» is harmful in Trafalgar Square and Parliament Square, why isn't it harmful on Whitehall, which links the two?

People with flu are told to drink plenty of fluids, but a recent review found no evidence for or against this, and some signs that too much fluid can be harmful in pneumonia.

The 2012 paper co-authored by Vogl warned that «unformulated 3BP may be harmful in some cases,» and Vogl says doctors should «absolutely» not perform systemic infusions, in which the drug circulates through the entire body.

Some studies suggest that the phthalate exposure most people get from phthalate - containing products is lower than the doses shown to be harmful in animals.

If consumers believe that a company is harmful in some way — to the environment or to people — then they feel justified participating in illegal activities, such as shoplifting, piracy or hacking, according to findings in the study.

This is one of the reasons we're moving forward so carefully with this treatment — lowering the amount of normal protein may well be safe, but could also potentially be harmful in the long term.

«It will have higher levels of the nutrients you need,» she says, «without the nutrients that can be harmful in excess amounts.»

Like many herbs and plants used as remedies, certain parts of the plant are beneficial while others can be harmful in some way.

Candida is a type of yeast that naturally occurs in the body but that can be harmful in abundance and can lead to sugar cravings and health problems.

While these foods may not be harmful in moderation, they can wreak havoc on your gut and your health when consumed in excess.

According to the RSPH report, a non-active commute can be harmful in a number of ways.

Untreated ADHD can be harmful in itself, leading to poor performance in school and increasing adolescents» risk for harmful behavior such as reckless driving, unsafe sexual practices, and substance abuse.

There is no guarantee that inhibiting the action of mTOR in humans would produce similar life - extending effects — and it could be harmful in unforeseen ways.

There's been a plethora of media hype and inconclusive studies, but a study in the June 2004 issue of Carcinogenesis found that processed soy products / supplements are the ones that could potentially be harmful in large doses, that is compared with whole soy foods.

There is no evidence it's harmful in smaller amounts or that it encourages over-eating compared to sucrose.

Eating saturated fat doesn't really appear to be harmful in any way.

what?!! i'm so new to all of this i had no idea spices were harmful in any way....

You don't give me doses, but those supplements should not be harmful in moderation.

Regular potatoes may be more satiating, but they also contain glycoalkaloids, which can be harmful in large amounts (39, 40).

I don't think cocoa is harmful in any way.