Sentences with phrase «of a vicious cycle fed»

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It's kind of like a vicious cycle, they get a little jaundice they don't feed well.

Exposure to this over time unbalances our hormones and in turn creates a vicious cycle of feeding the problems in our body.

These include altered and / or decreased immune system function (possibly linked to infections and allergies), collagen loss (think wrinkles), decreased muscle synthesis, increased abdominal fat, bone breakdown, decreased intestinal immunity (possibly leading to GI infections), damage to the lining of the intestines (or leaky gut syndrome), increased stomach acid secretion (think heartburn and ulcers), hippoacampus destruction (leading to problems with circadian rhythm, memory, and causing a feed - forward vicious stress cycle), increased blood pressure, thyroid hormone imbalances, «shutdown» of the reproductive system (possibly leading to miscarriage or infertility), and more.

The more we feed them, the more we can be led into a vicious cycle of craving and wanting more breads, more pastas, and more sugar.

I've been thinking of trying Interfase Plus but in the ingredients list it has cellulase and I read that cellulase actually feeds the candida so you end up in a vicious cycle.

A vicious cycle begins to occur while the bacteria feed off of the sebum causing irritation, infections, and blemishes that all result in scarring.

In a bracing new book that might be seen as a capstone to that work, Koretz excoriates our current reliance on high - stakes testing as a fraud — an expensive and harmful intervention that does little to improve the practices it purports to measure, instead feeding a vicious cycle of pointless test prep.

Some extremes feed on themselves, including the Texas high - pressure system that became a vicious cycle, keeping moisture out of the state, which in turn strengthened the high pressure in the atmosphere.

Fox merely perpetuates a vicious cycle by feeding climate misinformation into what has become a massive feedback loop, making it increasingly harder to communicate the facts about global warming to millions of Americans.

The study also found that there are many hosts with multiple listings, leading The Globe and Mail's Kerry Gold to point out that it may be feeding a vicious cycle of housing unaffordability: