Sentences with phrase «myriad of other diseases»

Viruses are the organisms responsible for canine distemper, canine parvovirus, feline herpes, and the feline calici virus, as well as a myriad of other diseases that can make your pet very ill.

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«What is lost by an oversimplified view of colony health is that honey bees suffer from myriad parasites, diseases and other stressors that are more commonly associated with the death of the colony,» he said.

This can lead to the syndrome referred to as «leaky gut», which increases the likelihood of foreign proteins entering the bloodstream resulting in inflammation, food intolerances, a myriad of digestive problems, autoimmune disease, and other associated imbalances.

Readers of Wise Traditions know that saturated fat is not to blame for heart disease, cancer or the myriad other ills that are frequently attributed to it.

You'll find a myriad of chemicals that are known to cause cancer, brain damage, and a huge list of other diseases.

Candidiasis / Gut disbiosis have been linked to a myriad of health concerns including autism, cancer, autoimmune diseases and many other serious ailments.

Beneficial antioxidants — polyphenols, tannins, anthocyanins, and others are packed into this juice — antioxidants prevent a myriad of diseases

Despite the fact that fiber is one of the most crucial nutrients for gathering toxins in the body and removing them through the digestive tract, there are myriad factors that come into play in the reduction of risk for cancer and other chronic diseases.

It reduces the risk of myriad types of disease including diabetes, allergies, arthritis, Alzheimer's disease, cancer, and other chronic illnesses.

Having a vitamin D deficiency can lead to a myriad of health problems, ranging from autoimmune diseases, high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and muscle aches, to cancer in the breast, prostate, colon and other parts of the body.

Aside from the leg injury, Delilah has a myriad of other ailments that have made her life a constant uphill struggle — including heartworm disease, corneal dystrophy, a progressive disease which has left her completely blind, and a fractured maxilla, or upper jaw, most likely a result of head trauma.

It is unclear as to why some dogs and some cats develop Bartonella - associated illness and others do not, nonetheless, a myriad of disease manifestations of Bartonella infection have been described in humans, cats and dogs.

Foster Volunteers have dramatically increased our life - saving ability, whether they are giving older cats a break from the shelter environment, providing isolation for cats or dogs possibly exposed to contagious disease, carrying out behavior modification programs for dogs to make them adoptable, or tending to a myriad of other special needs.

The Bartonella bacterium is found in the blood and the lining of the blood vessels and can be expressed in many forms, including diseases of the mouth, eye, heart, nervous tissue and a myriad of other organ systems.

The same holds true for heart disease, kidney disease, periodontal disease, and a myriad of other medical issues that might be detected during a routine physical exam.