Sentences with phrase «much milder effects»
Although the simulations largely agreed with records from North Atlantic sediment cores and Greenland ice cores, the team's results showed that the flood had much milder effects around the globe than many people thought.
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Many people have probably experienced the consequences of a mild overdose when a laxative effect kicks in the day after eating too much chile.
It's probably not great for people with mild diabetes, and we don't know if taking that much cinnamon will have any side effects (other than possibly smelling like a Christmas cookie).
Eating lot of yogurt rarely causes this type of reaction as the effect on digestive health is much milder.
If you experience these side effects, which are usually mild, don't give up as they should disappear after a week or so and you will begin to feel much better than ever before.
Side effects are pretty rare and usually only occur when too much is taken, but are generally mild and may include stomach aches and cramps, nausea, vomiting, mild skin rash, dizziness, itching and headache.
It is important to note that while stock buybacks have a mild effect on the real economy, they tend to have a much more direct and positive effect on the financial economy.
To some dogs, a silent house means a safe house, so too much stimulation (even mild) can have the opposite effect on them.
Side effects of too much vitamin C are generally mild and include upset stomach, gas, or diarrhea.
Elderly dogs are no longer protected under FDA - CVM even though the treatment and resulting side effects (such as liver damage) will shorten his remaining years to a much greater degree than will a moderate mild heartworm infection.
Then, the inside of your car experiences a «greenhouse effect» and heats up much faster than outside, even on mild, cloudy days.
It's still a minor effect in most games, and much of the time, I found myself turning the feature off within 15 minutes — because it's rarely worth the mild eyestrain and disorienting moments.