Sentences with phrase «health detriments of»

When you consider the health detriments of remaining sedentary for eight or more hours a day, it isn't hard to see why you aren't feeling your best.

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However, when you focus on being liked to the detriment of your business's health, that becomes a problem.

It sounds outlandish, but Seppälä insists that, according to one study at least «lack of social connection is a greater detriment to health than obesity, smoking and high blood pressure.»

I had a chance to try them out, and it really is consistently surprising how Daily Harvest can make such healthy ingredients taste like something I'd buy for flavor rather than for its health benefits (and perhaps in spite of its potential health detriments).

Men (with a few exceptions) focus less on the emotional dimensions of being overweight than on its detriments to physical health, stamina and vigor.

I was so overwhelmed that this dying man would come to his window, clearly to the detriment of his own health, because of his love and dedication to the Church and the people, that I decided there and then, on the steps of St. Peter's Basilica, that I would be baptised.

I've always been able to read others» energies and since young, would do so to the detriment of my own health.

A woman who does not feed herself properly may still have a healthy baby, but it will be to the detriment of her own health.

Clearly such foods are not offering the «highest level of nutrition» possible, but as long as they're sold in our lunch rooms, kids like the one above will make an entire meal out of them — to the detriment of their own health and their ability to learn effectively in the classroom.

- The LFBT hysteria: Calls for the elimination of a cost - saving product from taxpayer subsidized lunch programs in the complete absence of any scientifically verifiable health or safety detriment.

This article is responsible for women thinking that they are getting safer care in hospital when in fact they risk dying from this decision, with no benefit to the health of their newborn and possible detriment from unnecessary interventions.

So for those moms, go ahead and make the switch to formula because the flipside of continuing to force yourself to breastfeed is more of a detriment, more of a risk to baby's health than anything that can be provided by formula.

It exposes infant feeding as one of the most important global public health issues of our time, and describes how big business and vested interests influence the intimate relationship between mothers and their babies to the detriment of all, rich or poor, in the West or in the developing world.

He said the country will thrive better with strong investment in health and education, rather than concentrating on physical infrastructure, to the detriments of human capital development

For example, they argue that opponents have co-opted the human rights language in battles over tobacco and gun control policy to the detriment of desirable public health goals.

Usually thought of as a health detriment, elevated cholesterol may play a role in longer survival times for dogs with a common form of bone cancer.

Antibiotics transformed chicken farming, to the detriment of the birds and of human health, a journalist contends.

Carnegie President Matthew Scott, one of the petitioners, says: «GM crops, deployed appropriately in light of scientific knowledge and societal and environmental imperatives, can improve food and health substantially without detriment to the environment.

Thus, measures apparently intended to benefit public health, such as the wider availability of lower alcohol products may in fact benefit industry to the detriment of health.»

And while I may have been eating to the best of my ability and looking after myself and — and not eating things that were gonna be the detriment of my health, and exercising very well and doing my best to plate — you know, how — how much you can fastest to playto when you're working crazy hours and you know that being a doctor.

I don't ever recommend OTC testosterone supplements, because in the rare case that they do work, they often do so to the detriment of your overall health and this also means that the side effects of increased testosterone won't be managed appropriately.

The fact of the matter is, whole plants are the most nutrient dense sources of food we can come across http://nutritionfacts.org/videos/antioxidant-content-of-3139-foods/ If one is to eat a diet high in meat, putting all health detriments and contamination aside, meat is a relatively nutrient poor food and does not promote the immune system unlike plant sources, which are the only foods that contain phytochemicals and the great majority of the antioxidants.

Because of the complex nature of Hashimoto's, between the high number of varied symptoms to the potential triggers and the progressive, long - term detriment to one's health, it is crucial to create a deep connection to and understanding of your body and its surroundings.

My word is my bond, so if I commit to something, I will see it through — even to the detriment of my own health.

As you age, muscle losses stand to have the greatest detriment on your health, leading to a cascade of other negative side affects.

Now, putting aside whether these sweeteners have health benefits or detriments (that's a different subject), let's focus on the potential effect of these sweetened foods on your sugar cravings.

Scientists and health professionals have known for years that sugar is bad for you, but recent studies have revealed just how bad sugar actually is and what is does to the detriment of your body.

Sketchy «cutting» of supplements with fillers occurs to the detriment of your wallet and health.

Most people get much more sodium chloride (table salt) than they need — to the detriment of their health.

Particularly views on the claims of HDL benefits with no considerable LDL detriments from coconut oil consumption, as well as the infinite health benefits frequently associated with (extra virgin!!)

Antibiotics have their place for life - threatening injuries and medical situations, but are overused in western medicine to the detriment of our health.

But today, thanks to new attitudes on the detriments of excess sugar consumption, and a growing interest in natural health and nutrition, more and more people are asking about diet as a way to cleanse candida.

Furthermore, in serving the needs of corporate America, the Common Core standards prioritize «college and career» readiness over, and to the detriment of, civic - mindedness, student health, and social and emotional growth.

With leadership and bipartisan cooperation, I believe we can solve the problem that is a detriment to the social and economic health of Illinois.

We've heard a lot about how growing educational debt loads — the average student borrower now graduates owing $ 26,600 — can be a detriment to someone just starting out in life, and to the health of the broader American economy.

On top of that, the quality and health of the animals can be incredibly variable, and that is to the buyers» detriment, to an extreme that cancels out the «bargain» prices.

Bad breath isn't just an annoyance; it's a sign of periodontal disease, which, while very common, can be a detriment to your pet's health.

Genetic pressure has been applied over many years to achieve more extreme versions of this appearance but this has been to the detriment of their general health.

They are likely using their phones to get pet information too — possibly to the detriment of their pet's health.

The best breeding time for dogs is the time when the age, health of the bitch and the dog are at the absolute best for producing as many healthy puppies as possible, with the least detriment to the bitch and dog (during mating, pregnancy, and nursing.)

The fossil fuel industry has already started to change the face of the Western Arctic — on state and private land near Nuiqsut and, increasingly, in the largely still untouched federal public land in the Reserve — with oil and gas drilling, to the detriment of public health in Ahtuangaruak's community.

This serving of «financial interest» traps people in vicious cycles of low - self esteem and comfort eating, diminished mobility / health and car use — all to the detriment of the environment.

He understands that his government wants to speed up the deployment of wind turbines, but is opposed to applying double standards in favour of any industry, to the detriment of its neighbours» health.

Reframing the debate in this way fails to get at the true crux of the problem: we have a dirty oil addiction, and the oil industry is inadequately regulated to the detriment of people's health.

Usually these overpriced snake oil cures are worse than ineffective, they are in fact to the detriment of the environment / climate / health that politicians and officials claim will be improved.

Sometimes to the detriment of your health and relationships, as explained excellently in Kate Managuan's article: How to Recognize and Prevent Lawyer Burnout.

When this is coupled with long delays in the public health system for more serious injuries, it can be argued that agricultural workers experience both physical and psychological detriment as a result of the exclusion of mandatory WCB coverage.

(ii) Persons, including business associates, that the covered entity knows have the protected health information that is the subject of the amendment and that may have relied, or could foreseeably rely, on such information to the detriment of the individual.

The alternative of allowing such leave to be extinguished would be to validate conduct by which the employer enriched themselves to the detriment of the purpose of the WTD which is to have proper regard for worker» health.

We also proposed to require the covered provider or health plan to make reasonable efforts to notify certain entities of the amendment: 1) entities the individual identified as needing to be notified and 2) entities the covered provider or health plan knew had received the erroneous or incomplete information and who may have relied, or could foreseeably rely, on such information to the detriment of the individual.