Sentences with phrase «greater risk for»

Heart disease is the number one killer of women and women with PCOS are at a much greater risk for developing atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.

You're at greater risk for a pulled muscle when running in the cold, so warm up slowly and run easy on very cold days.

Any time you have excess fat in your abdominal area, you are at greater risk for diseases like atherosclerosis, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and fatty liver disease.

Those with sickle - cell anemia or congenital heart defects are at greater risk for a condition called brain ischemia or cerebral ischemia.

The tests will detect whether the patient has any of the 26 genes that indicate they have a greater risk for developing breast, colon, ovarian, pancreatic and other cancers

A 2006 study found that third shift workers, who typically have disrupted sleep patterns due to the nature of their jobs, were found to be at greater risk for developing thyroid antibodies compared to daytime workers.

However, when it comes to abnormal belly fat gain it also signifies that the fat you have on your body is not really «healthy» fat and you're at greater risk for health issues than others with a more balanced body fat distribution.

The higher your HbA1c the higher your blood sugar and the greater your risk for disease.

If you have back pain and suffer depression or anxiety you're at even greater risk for opioid abuse and addiction, according to recent research.

«Researchers have linked increased starch intake to a greater risk for breast -LSB-...]

On the other hand, a person that simply takes thyroid medications and does not treat the infection may continue to see declines in his / her health, as eventually, the presence of the infection may burn out the immune system and cause it to start recognizing additional sequences on the infectious organism that may cross-react with different organs in the body... This is why, in the conventional medical approach, it is widely known that having one autoimmune condition will put the person at greater risk for getting another autoimmune condition.

The further you move away from the equator, the greater your risk for this disease.

Women with PCOS are at greater risk for heart disease and diabetes, conditions which may be prevented through exercise.

Is it any wonder that preterm infants are at 5x greater risk for autism, syndromal evidence ofchronic brain inflammation?

«We think our findings are promising because it shows that basic strategies such as maintaining food journals, eating out less often and eating at regular intervals are simple tools that postmenopausal women — a group commonly at greater risk for weight gain — can use to help them lose weight successfully,» McTiernan said.

The consequences can be quite significant, putting unwitting individuals at greater risk for cardiovascular disease, depression, infertility, osteoporosis, pre-term pregnancies and beyond.

Women with PCOS are at a greater risk for developing OHSS due to the already large number of follicles on the ovary and the tendency for women with PCOS to over-respond to the hormones.

Research also indicates that children whose mothers experienced stress during pregnancy may be at greater risk for mental illness later in life, including schizophrenia.11

Women who have experienced some type of breast injury (burning, trauma, through radiation therapy, congenital defect, etc.) are also at greater risk for many of the same reasons stated above.

It is true that animal products contain B12, and strict vegetarians / vegans are at risk for B12 deficiency, but absorbing B12 from animal products is a very complex process and people who eat meat may be at equal or greater risk for B12 deficiency.

However this vitamin is not present in plant foods, and thus vegetarians and especially vegans are at a greater risk for deficiency.

Mothers with anemia are also at greater risk for plugged ducts and breast infections.

Long - term exposure to smog and particulate matter can contribute to unhealthy cholesterol levels, raised blood glucose levels and atherosclerosis putting you at a greater risk for heart disease.

People with Crohn's, celiac or inflammatory bowel disease may be a greater risk for vitamin D deficiency because of the way these gastrointestinal conditions affect fat absorption.

A diagnosis of metabolic syndrome puts you at twice a greater risk for experiencing heart disease and makes you five times more likely to develop type - 2 diabetes.

This article reviewed the state of the evidence and, based on the prospective longitudinal studies, concluded that «men who develop prostate cancer do not have higher baseline testosterone levels and men with higher testosterone levels are at no greater risk for developing prostate cancer than men with lower testosterone levels.»

While higher levels of estrogen put men at greater risk for chronic illness.

I used to think that women were at greater risk for running injuries compared men, probably related to joint kinematics, muscle loading, and bone density differences.

These metals can be toxic and can put you at a greater risk for heart disease, cancer and other serious medical conditions.

Most men experience will decline in testosterone after the age of 30, which will put them at greater risk for heart disease, type - 2 diabetes, obesity, infertility, lean muscle loss, fat gain and reduced performance in everything they do.

However, if there is an imbalance in leptin receptors and insulin production, this will lead to a greater risk for diabetes.

Unfortunately, some popular nutritional fads may have placed you at greater risk for damage to your neurons, without the additional heart health benefits and proponents of these dietary changes promised.

Generally speaking, larger fish, those higher on the food chain, pose a greater risk for mercury.

«Based on the appetitive findings, consumption of an energy - yielding beverage either with a meal or as a snack poses a greater risk for promoting positive energy than macronutrient - matched semisolid or solid foods consumed at these times.»

It has a greater negative effect on blood cholesterol and is considered a greater risk for heart disease.

And unfortunately, the development of one autoimmune disease, including Hashimoto's thyroiditis, puts you at a much greater risk for developing other autoimmune diseases such as:

Because fat - soluble vitamins are stored for long periods, they generally pose a greater risk for toxicity than water - soluble vitamins when consumed in excess.

One study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association also found that babies who are exposed to gluten - containing cereals have a greater risk for developing diabetes later in life.

In addition to heart disease, they have greater risk for Alzheimer's disease, cancer and other diseases (9).

Dramatic shifts in population result in decreased production of short chain fatty acids (energy produced for colon cells by commensal bacteria), greater risk for intestinal pathogen infection, and increased recovery time.

A growing body of research suggests that having lower, or acidic, pH levels is associated with greater risk for conditions like type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and obesity.

Eating the same thing repeatedly can put a vegan who has fewer choices to begin with (if she's attempting to ingest protein at recommended levels) at greater risk for gut issues as a result of food sensitivities.

Some men are at greater risk for prostate cancer.

Early puberty may put girls at greater risk for health problems later in life, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, polycystic ovarian syndrome and cancer.

Now, a new study published in the journal Environmental Health adds more evidence to the cautionary stance, showing that women who use douches can put themselves at a greater risk for exposure to harmful chemicals called phthalates, which are said to interfere with the body's hormones.

A new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released on Tuesday reveals that three out of four Americans have a predicted heart age that's older than their real age, which means they are at a greater risk for heart issues like attacks and strokes.

In a British study, scientists also found that people who are consistently sleep deprived (defined as sleeping five hours or less a night) are at greater risk for high blood pressure and cardiovascular problems.

Sleep deprivation can put you at greater risk for heart disease, stroke, and depression and will definitely dampen your immune system.

After 12 years without cigarettes, the ex-smokers were at no greater risk for diabetes than the people who had never smoked, the study showed.

So if you're over-exercising, you're putting yourself at greater risk for injury.