Sentences with phrase «insufficient intake»

This leads to insufficient intake of important vitamins, several minerals, and healthy fiber and vegetable oils.

Unfortunately, we don't get a lot of these in our diet due to pesticides, refined sugar, and insufficient intake of greens.

Generally, small, infrequent bowel movements during this time period mean insufficient intake.

Insufficient intake of dietary iodine, which typically comes from iodized salt and processed foods containing iodine and iodized salt.

Generally, small infrequent bowel movements during this time period means insufficient intake.

Breast milk jaundice must also be differentiated from breastfeeding jaundice, which is jaundice resulting from an insufficient intake of milk.

An important point to note is that flax can cause an obstruction in the bowel in babies (or adults) if it is given with an insufficient intake of liquid.

EPI director Professor Annette Peters puts the data into context: «By means of blood analyses, the current study has confirmed the critical results of the last German National Nutrition Survey (NVS II), which revealed an insufficient intake of micronutrients from foods.

That said, it is not uncommon for people to experience calcium deficiency due to insufficient intake of the mineral.

A 2009 animal study published in Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology showed that insufficient intake of boron can cause reductions in bone volume and strength, while increasing susceptibility to fracture.

Excessive stress, along with the body's insufficient intake of the vitamin, can create a deficiency that leads to adrenal stress.

Dietary potassium is also essential for maintaining healthy blood pressure, and the insufficient intake of potassium is associated with an increased risk of hypertension.

This leads us to a release of water from your body and if you do that for a longer period of time, insufficient intake of nutrients leads to burning fat and muscles and eventually losing weight.

In fact, every function in the human body requires water and an insufficient intake may result in dehydration, never a good thing, and potentially life threatening in extreme cases.

If the claims of insufficient intake are true is there a better way to boost sulfur intake?

I blame my insufficient intake of coffee today.

Not only the inability to downregulate the aD but also the inability to increase the uptake in the case of an insufficient intake in young growing dogs makes it necessary to adjust precisely the daily supply of Ca to the requirements.

In the literature there is only limited information about the digestibility of Ca and phosphorus (P) in puppies with an insufficient intake of those minerals, especially regarding the ability to make optimum feeding recommendations after a period of malnutrition in growing dogs.