Sentences with phrase «of whack»

Have you ever been in a swimming pool where the levels of chlorine were out of whack?

If you have chronic pain, inflammation, attention deficit, poor sleep, or out of whack hormones, cannabidiol (or CBD for short) may be able to help.

Less directly, the time zone changes in long - haul travel can throw the cycle out of whack.

When any one of these things is out of whack, we simply don't feel like ourselves.

In its normal - functioning state, the release of insulin is a healthy, necessary response — it's when you eat too much sugar and flood your body with insulin that things get out of whack and your blood sugar begins to have trouble regulating itself.

It doesn't force you to feel a certain way — it lets you know that something is out of whack and needs to be fixed.

If you suspect that your thyroid is out of whack, or you're already being treated for thyroid dysfunction and still have symptoms, take a look at the seven common missteps conventional doctors make in diagnosing thyroid dysfunction:

The smallest wrong move can send a disk out of whack, she adds.

If you're feeling a little out of whack, here are some tech - free activities that can help you rest, get well, recharge, and find your center:

But it can go out of whack and overproduce and break down the lining of the intestinal wall and get into the bloodstream, leading to chronic fatigue, depression, and digestive issues.

Slightly sour morning mouth is fairly normal, but if you have a unusually strong breath or a significant build up of white gunk in or around the corners of your mouth this may be a red flag that something is out of whack.

Many of us believe (and there are many studies to back it up) that increased intake of refined sugars is what is causing cholesterol readings to get out of whack.

Gut dysbiosis occurs when the balance of good bacteria and yeast gets thrown out of whack.

Plus, sky - high heels can throw your alignment out of whack; placing all your weight onto the balls of your feet can cause your pelvis to tilt forward and arch your back, putting pressure on your hips, lumbar spine, and knees.

When you repress your feelings, your heart chakra's balance gets out of whack.

So, does your juju feel out of whack?

The reason: When you skimp on shut - eye, your hunger hormones get thrown out of whack, which can drive you to eat more calories, often in the form of sugary or fatty foods.

If the results are out of whack, you may need treatment.

You'll be making a lot more frequent trips to the kitchen to get some snacks and you'll be much more likely to eat something unhealthy since your insulin levels are totally out of whack and your sweets cravings increase.

Less than that means you've got tight hamstrings, which can tug on your lower back, pulling your posture out of whack and causing pain.

These are some of the labs I run to determine if your blood sugar is out of whack and contributing to your anxiety.

When someone is suffering from depression, their oxytocin (the love and bonding neurochemical) levels are out of whack.

Each installment will discuss a different organ, signs that it's out of whack, and how to help remedy the symptoms with food and lifestyle choices.

It was only when I tested my hormones that I found they were seriously out of whack.

Take your adrenals, for example: When they get out of whack, they can create or exacerbate menopausal symptoms like hot flashes and mood swings.

First, let's go over the chemicals that control the body's stress response so you can recognize when they're out of whack and do something about it.

But there's also nothing quite as awful as that sleepy, hungover feeling you end up with when jet lag throws your body clock totally out of whack.

Irritability, shakiness, low sex drive, fatigue, and caffeine cravings are all common signs that your blood sugar might be out of whack.

Alcohol contains nothing but empty calories that effectively throw your body out of whack.

To keep your body well - positioned while you snooze, use pillows to keep yourself straight and make sure your back doesn't get all out of whack.

«Of course, if the natural trend was greater than zero — if the natural climate was warming even a little bit — then the models have the atmospheric sensitivity to CO2 even further out of whack than that.»

Digestive problems can arise when the balance of microbes in the gut become out of whack.

But sometimes the genes that control cell growth go out of whack, enabling cells to multiply out of control.

They also show how an MSN imbalance can throw normal learning processes out of whack, potentially leading to addictive or depressive behavior.

That shift alters where heat from those waters is released into the atmosphere, which in turn knocks circulation patterns out of whack, creating a cascade around the planet.

Without insulin, the whole system gets out of whack.

Is the illustration out of whack, or did «twice the size» in the caption mean «twice the length?»

Other aspects of our news diet are out of whack, too: a nationally representative survey done in 2014 by the Pew Research Center found that conservatives are far more likely than other ideological groups to rely on a single outlet — Fox News — for political and government news coverage.

Instead, they most often leave jobs because their «Challenge / Mastery Shuttle» has gotten out of whack.

If your blood glucose is out of whack, the problem may be in your bones.

When our circadian rhythms get out of whack, so do those of our bacteria.

The cells go out of whack and overgrow, producing more pigment than they should.

When thrown out of whack, there can be serious health consequences, including increased risk of diabetes, heart and Alzheimer's diseases.

So, when native colonies were perturbed — their docile - to - aggressive ratios thrown out of whack — they, somehow, sensed this as an extinction risk, and, over several generations, readjusted their ratio back to normal.

But under the microscope, even less severe cases appear to trigger an «integrated stress response,» which throws protein synthesis in neurons out of whack and may make long - term memory formation difficult.

As people keep adding carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, humanity could throw the Earth's climate out of whack in a geological hurry.

The Earth's rising temperature is expected to knock the global water cycle out of whack, but exactly how it will change is uncertain.

Now the two researchers find that the brain waves modulating the decision to act are also out of whack.

Travel across time zones or shift work can knock those rhythms out of whack, possibly leading to sleep problems, bipolar disorder, metabolic syndrome and even cancer.

Ainley says that the decline of this large, slow - growing, bottom - dwelling fish has knocked the Antarctic ecosystem out of whack and resulted in killer whales dropping in numbers, whereas silverfish have increased in abundance to compete with penguins and whales for crystal krill.