Sentences with phrase «lead to health issues down»

While most people will find that there is nothing wrong with enjoying those in moderation, excessive reliance can lead to health issues down the line.

While your homecooked meal might be delicious, and Fido is only too eager to lap it up and hope for more, a consistent diet of home cooked meals designed for people but not supplemented for dogs could lead to health issues down the road.

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Fidel Castro's key dates 1926: Born in the south - eastern Oriente Province of Cuba 1953: Imprisoned after leading an unsuccessful rising against Batista's regime 1955: Released from prison under an amnesty deal 1956: With Che Guevara, begins a guerrilla war against the government 1959: Defeats Batista, sworn in as prime minister of Cuba 1960: Fights off CIA - sponsored Bay of Pigs invasion by Cuban exiles 1962: Sparks Cuban missile crisis by agreeing that USSR can deploy nuclear missiles in Cuba 1976: Elected president by Cuba's National Assembly 1992: Reaches an agreement with US over Cuban refugees 2008: Stands down as president of Cuba due to health issues

I have had a suspicion in the back of my mind that the gluten free craze was in many ways dangerous and leads us down another «nutritional rabbit hole» as to the root of many of our health issues.

The resulting equation is simple: fructose (found in most processed foods) and dietary carbohydrates (sugars and grains, which break down into sugar) lead to excess body fat, obesity and related health issues.

Most informed trainers would likely agree that being overly reckless or misguided with working your body in times of youth or health easily leads to degenerative issues down the road.

The resulting equation is simple: fructose and dietary carbohydrates (grains, which break down into sugar) lead to obesity and related health issues.

If your immune system reacts against the protein in eggs, it will cause inflammation in your body which can lead to a host of health issues on down the line.

Essentially, you're right in deciding that you need need to cut down on the junk food (obesity leads to heart disease along with many other health issues), but you need to replace that bad food with healthy alternatives.

Cheap food is made with low - quality ingredients that will eventually lead to health issues later down the road which will end in a boat load of veterinary bill.

Many Newfoundlands could nap the day away on the couch if they were allowed but a non-active Newfoundland will become an overwight Newfoundland which will lead to many health problems and joint issues down the road.

Purebred dogs are often the result of many generations of inbreeding, which leads to genetically - related health issues passed down from one generation to the next.