Sentences with phrase «genetic tendencies»

We inherit genetic tendencies and traits, learn ways of acting, thinking, feeling and relating, and we grow our own unique self within a group of oddball people we call our family.

Maybe the same genetic tendencies that foster secure attachments also make children more likely to develop good social skills.

There are a few genetic tendencies in retrievers.

The Cavalier is known to be a sturdy, healthy little dog, but there are genetic tendencies in the breed to develop specific health problems.

Food therapy is the practice of using different foods and herbs to treat pets based on genetic tendencies, age, species, environment, personality, stress level and disease patterns.

His study showed strong proof that genetic tendencies are encouraged, or stifled, by specific parental responses.

Dog breeds with genetic tendencies towards obesity include the: Golden Retriever, Cocker Spaniel, Dachshund, Beagle, Shetland Sheepdog, Boxer, Cairn Terrier, Basset Hound, Cairn Terrier, and Labrador Retriever.

When your veterinarian requests a fibrinogen level on your pet, it is usually as part of a blood clotting panel that was ordered because of concerns about uncontrolled bleeding, possible genetic tendencies of your pet to bleed or a planned major surgery.

If you've done your research and know all about size, personality, shedding, grooming, exercise needs and genetic tendencies (like hip dysplasia) in the dog breed you want, then where's the best place to buy one?

Everybody has their own specific needs based on genetic tendencies and past lifestyle habits.

Car accidents, falls, and genetic tendencies impacted by the choices your grandmother made while your mom was in her womb.

To me, that's very exciting news because it means that with a little self assessment and lifestyle adjustment, we can prevent our genetic tendencies to gain weight, get wrinkles, develop diabetes, and so much more.

While health practitioners and experts can make educated guesses about the best diet and lifestyle changes for you, getting tested to determine your genetic tendencies can help you make lifestyle choices that strengthen any weaknesses and help you live a vibrant life.

Many factors can compromise the body's ability to convert carotenoids into retinoids, including: genetic tendencies, digestive problems, bacterial imbalances in the gut, excessive alcohol use, excessive exposure to toxins, imbalanced intake of vitamin A and vitamin D in supplement form, and use of over-the-counter and / or prescription medications.

Epigenetics shows that our emotions play a powerful role in dictating the health of our cells, and some research shows that emotions have a way of influencing the expression of certain genetic tendencies.

Being aware of genetic tendencies helps you work with them.

Every child and every family has different preferences, genetic tendencies, and needs.

Maybe the same genetic tendencies that foster secure attachments also make children more likely to develop good social skills.

God's role is not to decide where the hurricane [or any natural misfortune including disordered genetic tendencies] goes and how severe it is.

Recent research clearly indicates that in some cases, environment triggers genetic tendencies, that certain situations trigger genes that would otherwise lie dormant.

Many genetic tendencies don't exist in isolation; the key is to understand how multiple genes interact.

She then offered a warning: Because your daughter's birth parents are addicts, it is very important for her to understand that she may have a genetic tendency toward addiction herself.

Or are the links simply a reflection of something else — like a shared genetic tendency to be sensitive and cooperative?

Greaves» hypothesis, 7 the Infective Agent Theory, outlines a 2 - stage oncogenic process for childhood leukemia — an in - utero genetic mutation causing a genetic predisposition to cancer followed by a delayed exposure (known also as the Hygiene Hypothesis) to an infective agent that brings into effect the genetic tendency.7

Experts believe that some children are born with a genetic tendency to be shy, and that a child's environment also plays a part.

All of us simply have a greater or lesser genetic tendency to gain weight.

A person with a strong genetic tendency to develop diabetes will do so at the drop of a hat, with even a modest increase in childhood weight, and develop what we call type 1.

Rather, he holds that weight accelerates the action of two other variables: some children's genetic tendency to develop insulin resistance in response to increased weight and some children's genetic tendency to have a highly reactive immune system.

Years later, when the children were around 8 years old, they evaluated them for things like doctor - diagnosed asthma, wheezing, hay fever, eczema, atopy (also known as the genetic tendency to develop allergic diseases), serum total IgE (a common way to test for allergic disease), and lung function.

Testimony of the Day «I started yo - yo dieting and exercising when I was 8 years old even though I was a slim child with no genetic tendency towards being even...

Therefore if you have a genetic tendency for very oily skin, you simply need to eat more antioxidant rich foods like fruit and vegetables, and also herbs, spices, and possibly chocolate and coffee.

Acne patients may have a genetic tendency for excessive inflammation.

Natural immune shifts during pregnancy, together with a genetic tendency and other predisposing factors, can trigger hypothyroidism in some women.

It is classified as atopic, which means that there is a genetic tendency for allergies to be the cause of a disease.

«I started yo - yo dieting and exercising when I was 8 years old even though I was a slim child with no genetic tendency...

So I think there is probably some genetic tendency in my family towards glucose intolerance / diabetes?

Over time, a high oxalate diet can contribute to some very serious health problems particularly if you are one of the 20 % of people (1 in 5) that have a genetic tendency to produce oxalates or if you suffer from candida or other fungal challenge.

Gout seems to be triggered by diet and, I suppose, a genetic tendency.

He has a relevant personal tale to relate as well, about the genetic tendency to schizophrenia that stalks his family lineage.

Large breed puppies have a genetic tendency to grow rapidly.

Some breeds of dogs have a genetic tendency to seborrhea.

Just as a retriever is bred to hunt birds — an instinct you can't stop — many pit bulls have a genetic tendency to attack other animals.

Some animals have a genetic tendency to develop cancer and this risk increases with increasing age.

Bad breeding practices may or may not pass on a genetic tendency towards aggression, but many irresponsible breeders looking to produce «tough» dogs will specifically breed for aggressive traits.

Dogs can be predisposed to otitis due to the pet's genetic tendency to have a particular type of skin or glands in the canal.

Your pet may have a genetic tendency to cancer and have had an infection or contact with chemicals in the environment that have initiated or promoted the cancer.

Your pet may have a genetic tendency to cancer and then had an infection or contact with chemicals in the environment that initiated or promoted the cancer.

A TSH assay is included as part of the OFA screening of potential breeding dogs for any genetic tendency toward hypothyroidism.

Large breed puppies typically have a genetic tendency to grow too quickly and this can sometimes result in incomplete skeletal development and lifelong joint issues.

This is a genetic tendency and tends to surface at maturity.