Sentences with phrase «deficiency diseases»

By unknown mechanisms, grains can induce vitamin deficiency diseases.

The nutritional deficiency diseases may also occur in the three following types of alcoholism.

Eating hemp seeds could aid, if not heal, people suffering from immune deficiency diseases.

I don't worry about nutrient density of foods, because I am not treating a nutrient deficiency disease.

Of course, osteoporosis was never a calcium deficiency disease.

If we do not consume adequate iodine from our food or supplements, and our exposure to toxins is high, we will develop deficiency diseases.

Insufficiency of these vitamins can cause a host of deficiency diseases.

It means they receive less than the minimum amount necessary to prevent deficiency diseases.»

Beta alcoholism is characterized by such nutritional deficiency diseases as gastritis, cirrhosis of the liver, and polyneuropathy, without loss of control, withdrawal, or other addictive manifestations.

How supplements can help prevent long - latency deficiency diseases like heart disease, cancer, depression, schizophrenia, ADD, and Alzheimer's;

Cabbage has been used for years to treat a number of things including constipation, stomach ulcers, eczema, arthritis, and scurvy, a Vitamin C deficiency disease that many professionals recommend cabbage for because it contains more Vitamin C than oranges.

There were a few exceptions such as the small number of diseases we vaccinated animals for, and a limited number of specific deficiency diseases.

This is a long - latency deficiency disease.

Pet with allergies can be, and often are, unrecognized deficiency diseases.

According to the World Health Organization, iodine deficiency is a public health problem in 54 countries and the CDC reports that iodine deficiency is one of the four major deficiency diseases in the world.

Smerdon and his colleagues also study Cockayne Syndrome, a TCR deficiency disease that causes extreme sun sensitivity, nervous system degeneration and premature aging.

Smerdon's laboratory studies repair deficiency diseases like xeroderma pigmentosum or XP, first identified as a possible hereditary disorder in 1874.

Callendar studied vegan volunteers who had B - 12 deficiency disease characterized by classes megaloblastic anemia.

Research indicates that vitamin A, even in supplement form, is highly effective in preventing birth defects, childhood illness, blindness, protein deficiency disease and infant death in regions where poverty is endemic and vitamin - A-containing animal foods are scarce.

I wrote a couple of posts last year about how the seasonal flu is really just Vitamin D deficiency disease and why I take a fermented cod liver oil supplement every day even when I get good doses of midday Florida sunshine.

One hundred and forty years later, in 1957, the status of Selenium dramatically changed with a report of the first selenium deficiency disease.

While it has commonly been thought that Americans» intake of essential micronutrients is adequate, evidence indicates that damage occurs at nutrient levels higher than those known to cause acute deficiency disease and, in some individuals (e.g., those with SNPs resulting in lessened KM), it is obvious that higher than DRI levels of the associated enzyme co-factors are necessary for optimal function.

the skeletons showed severe mineral deficiency disease compared to a group with the same heritage eating other foods.

According to nutritionists osteoporosis, like other degenerative chronic diseases, is mainly a nutrition deficiency disease due to our modern acidic diet.

High corn or other tryptophan - deficient diets can cause pellagra, which is a niacin - tryptophan deficiency disease with symptoms of dermatitis, diarrhea and dementia.

One of my favorite nutritional studies — I always show it at the Perfect Health Retreat to demonstrate the existence of multi-nutrient deficiency diseases, diseases that appear only when you are deficient in multiple nutrients at the same time — is a study by Kristina Hill and collaborators at Vanderbilt in 2001.

This is the condition of old age and of the boron - deficiency diseases leading up to it.

Rose (in the comments) was concerned about beriberi (thiamin deficiency disease).

«Theory of Everything» is, as most people know, the story of Stephen Hawking and his adult life - long battle with a motor deficiency disease (ALS).

I have a lot to lose but also have primary immune deficiency disease and struggle with gi yeast infections often..

That means they receive less than the minimum amount necessary to prevent deficiency diseases.»

To prevent scurvy, the vitamin C deficiency disease, you only need like 30 mg of C a day.

The RDAs were developed with one thought in mind: Determine the lowest level of a nutrient that will prevent a specific deficiency disease.

This stems from the simple fact that cancer is not a nutrient deficiency disease like scurvy.

Dietary Guidelines for Osteoporosis Osteoporosis is a multi-faceted problem and not just a calcium deficiency disease.

Allergies can be, and often are, unrecognized deficiency diseases.

White potatoes also have phytic acid (not much, about as much as white rice), but again, if consumed with butter, sour cream, bacon, cheese, chives, and of course a meat dish, the anti-nutrients can't win the battle, so to speak, and start causing nutritional deficiency diseases.

You might already be familiar with some vitamin deficiency diseases such as scurvy, caused by a deficiency in vitamin C.

NOT vitamin deficiency diseases) then you are not likely to benefit.

is a deficiency disease as well as a state or act of will.

Scurvy is a deficiency disease that results from lack of vitamin C, which is required for correct collagen synthesis in humans.