Sentences with phrase «induced disease»

Regarding climate change effects in the WHO results, according to the UK's Hadley Center climate model (HadCM2 — IS92a scenario) climate - change induced disease risks could double by the year 2030 — all other factors held constant.

One of the most egregious results of vaccines for profit is VACCINE INDUCED DISEASE - VID: INSTANT INFORMATION

Your dog doesn't even need to be vaccinated to suffer from vaccine - induced disease — he'll inherit it from his forbearers.

In my opinion metabolic syndrome / insulin resistance is a vaccine induced disease.

That's because there was no internet and not much in the public domain about ii vaccine - induced disease but this caught my attention as much more than vaccine failure.

What we now know is that ii vaccine induced disease became so common that by 2009 veterinarians gave it the acronym: VID.

Referring to the feline leukemia outbreak in the cat rescue, I suggested the obvious - that the feline leukemia vaccine induced the disease and pointed out that the first parvo shot was a feline derivative.

If recurrent, severe FHV - 1 induced disease develops frequently in a cat, then laboratory testing to rule in or rule out various diseases that may decrease a cat's immune competence and as such predispose the patient to frequent recurrences should be considered (e.g., FeLV, FIV, FIP etc).

Mark Of The Beast by Dr. Patricia Jordan - The easy - to - read details will chill you with facts on vaccine - induced disease.

Type 2 diabetes is a lifestyle induced disease caused by lack of exercise and consuming too much sugar, no matter if it's processed or natural.

In Edward Mellanby's pioneering experiments, he induced the disease by feeding dogs a diet of oats or wheat bread, and then cured it by adding cod liver oil (which contains vitamin D).

At NIMBioS, a group of disease experts, climate modelers and mathematicians have come together to improve the forecasting and prediction of climate - induced disease.

Diet - induced disease models rely on diet to drive the desired phenotype.

In California, another X. fastidiosa - induced disease, Pierce's disease, threatens the state's $ 2.6 billion grape crop.

The hTNFR1KI mice have normal phenotype and can be used in combination to other genetic models (e.g. Tg197hTNFR1KI) or with a variety of induced disease models in order to test the efficacy of anti-human TNFR1 therapeutics.

Our study suggests that the immune response to an early infection, HSV - 2, may be the additional factor that increases the risk for severity of Zika virus - induced disease,» said Dr. Gil Mor, senior author of the American Journal of Reproductive Immunology study.

Researchers then induced a disease in these mice that mimics human MS.. In one genetic group, both males and females fed a high salt diet showed worse clinical signs of the disease.

The problem I see is that direct entry midwives in the United States will often attend home births that do not fit these criteria; while insisting that home birth is at least as safe as hospital birth, many will attend twin births, breech births, births after 41 weeks, births of women who have pre-existing or pregnancy - induced disease, births after two or more previous caesarean sections, and births of women whose labor has been jump - started rather than begun spontaneously (whether by herbs, prolonged nipple stimulation, the breaking of her water, or illicit use of medications).

Consuming large amounts of antioxidant rich vegetables and herbs reduce the amount of free radicals and reverse the growth of candida yeast and stress induced diseases.

Annually, more than 1 million people die prematurely from tobacco - induced diseases such as lung cancer and cardiovascular diseases.

Together, these results support the use of the nuclear translocation of p38 and JNK as a novel drug target to treat various cancers and inflammation - induced diseases.

Novel treatments for biofilm - induced diseases also are being investigated, but we have a long way to go,» Scott said.

«The next stage would be to repeat the study in primates, a more suitable animal model where HIV infection induces disease, in order to further demonstrate elimination of HIV - 1 DNA in latently infected T cells and other sanctuary sites for HIV - 1, including brain cells,» Dr. Khalili said.

They've already begun work on transfusing blood from mice with diabetes to healthy mice, to see if they can induce the disease.

When they have looked at the genetic components of nutrient studies it tends to be a very, very small component of the health risk [that] allow for these behaviorally induced diseases.

This is a subject of great importance, because, in most previous studies, the transmission of the pathologic misfolded aggregates did not induce the disease phenotype, raising a debate about whether seeding of protein misfolding is equivalent to disease transmission by infectious proteinaceous agents (Guest et al., 2011; Schmidt et al., 2012; Fernández - Borges et al., 2013; Piccardo et al., 2013; Walsh and Selkoe, 2016).

Topical Resiquimod Can Induce Disease Regression and Enhance T - cell Effector Functions in Cutaneous T - cell Lymphoma

Project Title: Topical Resiquimod Can Induce Disease Regression and Enhance T - cell Effector Functions in Cutaneous T - cell Lymphoma

Since the presence of phytoestrogen containing sources (i.e. soy protein and isolated isoflavones) has been found to influence atherosclerosis and lipoprotein metabolism in various rodent models (7 - 13), the use of purified Western - type diets provides a clean «reagent» for inducing this disease.

(Only one copy of a dominant mutant gene is necessary to induce disease.)

A 2011 report published in the African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines echoes Chaudhary's praises, confirming that ashwagandha is an effective regenerative tonic that offers anti-stress, neuroprotective, and anti-inflammatory properties, which can help combat diseases like Parkinson, dementia, memory loss, stress - induced diseases, and more.

Pesticide induced diseases include: certain cancers, autism, Alzhaimer's, endocrine disruption, fertility issues, asthma, allergies, diabetes and more!

If a missing nutrient can cause diabetes within a few years for Leonie and 12 to 18 months for the Rose Corn Oil trial volunteers, it's likely to be pretty good at inducing disease in animals too.

Reliance on sleeping pills, anti-depressants, and a host of other pharmaceutical medications related to stress - induced diseases.

Stress - induced diseases like headaches, memory loss, insomnia, poor libido, high blood pressure and heart diseases occur during this phase.

For comparison, to induce disease in mice and shorten lifespan by 15 %, they feed them 5 milligrams per liter in drinking water, 5 parts per thousand, http://pmid.us/6029075.

It also deals with risk management, junk - food induced diseases afflicting modern pets and the epidemic of canine oral disease and «dog breath.»

Common causes for hypoglycemia include excessive doses of insulin, failure to eat, accidental doubling of insulin dose, strenuous exercise, correction of obesity or diabetes - inducing disease, drug effects.

Depending on individual interest, graduate students may choose courses with an emphasis in immunology and molecular virology, bacterial or viral pathogenesis, or parasitology and parasite - induced diseases.

Goldberger demonstrated that he could induce the disease through diet.

In mid-2002, Stott took the medical journal The Lancet to task for editorialising in favour of reducing greenhouse gas emissions as a way of preventing the spread of climate - induced diseases.

Not exact matches

«Hitler was not insane or deranged, or suffering from drug - induced delusions,» he writes, «or laboring under the effects of some chronic disease such as syphilis, or acting in an unresolved hypnotic trance: on the contrary, he was sane according to any reasonable definition of the term, and fully responsible for his actions.»

However, when we actually read the text of The Five Wounds, we find there that Rosmini concludes: «Putting the sacred rites into the vernacular would induce greater problems than the remedies imposed,» and would be «a cure worse than the disease».

GIG's study investigated whether gluten - free and gluten - removed beers induced an immune response in blood samples from persons with celiac disease.

This current study conducted in Nigeria looked at the pathogenic role of cadmium (Cd) and its exposure in the induction of dyslipidemia implicated in the development and increasing incidence of cardiovascular diseases, and explored whether polyphenolics isolated from virgin coconut oil (VCO) could prevent Cd - induced dyslipidemia.

That is why locals in Africa have used this superfruit's pulp powder for centuries to treat high fever symptoms induced by diseases such as malaria or tuberculosis.

Dietary medium - chain triglycerides prevent chemically induced experimental colitis in rats: Medium chain triglycerides show promise for nutritional therapy of inflammatory bowel disease (e.g., Crohn's disease and colitis) as an anti-inflammatory nutrient in the colon.

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That's a staggering 25 million children who are at high risk for high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, bone and joint problems, exercise induced asthma, disturbed sleep patterns, premature maturity, liver / gallbladder disease and depression.

The Clinic has made changes in the work environment that has transformed the disease - inducing culture into a culture of wellness, with loss of 330,000 pounds in five years.