Sentences with phrase «often think of»

I often think of how grateful I am that a site like yours does exist.

Especially given that we often think of the change that we want to make in our lives in the abstract.

Thanks to the media, we often think of karma as «what goes around comes around.»

«People often think of obesity as an insurance issue, and they know that expensive health care problems are associated with it,» says lead author says Bruce Y. Lee, MD, executive director of the Global Obesity Prevention Center at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Yogis often think of the self as consisting of multiple different bodies, predominantly the physical body and the subtle body.

We often think of rosacea as an external skin condition, but our skin most certainly reflects our internal imbalances.

As the weather gets warmer, I often think of summers spent on the west coast of British Columbia with my family as a kid.

When we think about endocrine disruptors and reproductive obstacles, we often think of big concepts like environmental pollutants and genetically modified Franken - foods.

Furthermore, we often think of stress as negative, but there are positive stressors that fall into some of these categories as well (exercise, excitement of a life event, starting a new job, moving, starting a new relationship, etc.).

We often think of stress as simply psychological, however there are actually multiple types of stress that we need to be aware of to truly take care of our bodies.

By building greater strength in your hand and wrist flexors & extensors or otherwise referred to as grip and forearm strength then you are concentrating on your bodies core strength even though most people do not often think of forearm strength as core strength.

Ward says we often think of protein as building muscle, but it also builds your immune system and amino acids that build protein, like tyrosine, help develop norepinephrine and dopamine, two neurotransmitters responsible for keeping you alert, energized, and feeling good.

While we often think of the Mediterranean diet as healthy due to the foods, the timing of the meals may also play a role.

The rectus abdominis is the muscle you most often think of when you think about six pack abs.

When most of us think of healthy foods, we often think of kale, swiss chard, avocado, fish and fresh fruits.

I often think of frozen fruit and bagged spinach as less nutritious than the fresh kind, but Miller says these foods «have simply been prepped for convenience, which is a great way to ensure that they are a regular component of your meals and snacks.»

We often think of the liver as the main detox organ, however, toxic metals are water - soluble and will be excreted through the kidneys into the urine.

We often think of digestion as being the movement of food through the body.

When people think of salads, they often think of light meals that leave them feeling hungry.

«Our metabolisms are much more complicated than a 1 +1 = 2 equation,» says Fahad «People often think of metabolism in terms of just weight loss, but it's essentially how we break down the nutrients we are given (what we eat or supplement) and convert it to energy for the body to use.»

One doesn't often think of mesquite as an ingredient in a sweet, dessert dish, like apple spice cake.

When people think of free weights, they often think of heavy weights that make you bulk up, but such is not the case.

Rather than thinking of the skin as a complex microbiome to be nurtured and protected, we often think of it as a static surface that needs to be clean.

In fact, I'll often think of someplace fun to walk to for an after - dinner tea, coffee or nightcap that gets me up and moving.

We don't often think of it, but it is very important to our overall health.

We often think of summertime as the season of the outdoors, but in truth the fall — with its moderate temperatures, gorgeous foliage and thinned - out crowds — offers a much better opportunity to reconnect with nature.

When we think of recovery, we often think of sleep.

In Sturman's own words «I often think of Rumi: «I can't stop pointing to the beauty.»

People often think of fitness as something that only takes place at a gym, yoga studio or other fitness facility.

When it comes to opening up and stretching our bodies, we don't often think of the lungs as part of that process.

We often think of pain as a bad thing.

We often think of expressing gratitude as a practice we do to thank others for the gifts they have bestowed on us.

We often think of the «self» as a unified construct.

That's a really short time period, far faster than we often think of evolution happening,» said Rick Relyea, lead researcher and a professor of biological sciences at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

When we think of depression, we often think of symptoms like having a depressed mood for several weeks or months and losing interest in things that used to be enjoyable.

I do not often think of Martha.

«When we think of unexplored places, we often think of the bottom of the ocean or the top of the rainforest canopy,» Trautwein says.

We often think of bones as a stiff scaffold that everything else hangs on, but anatomists know that soft tissues actually morph bones as an animal grows, and over the course of evolution.

Project co-leader Professor Claire Spottiswoode, of the University of Cape Town and the University of Cambridge, added: «We tend to think about camouflage as something that involves gradual evolutionary change in appearance — we don't often think of it as a matter of individual animal behaviour.

«People often think of climate change as being distant, either geographically or temporally,» said Leslie Brandt, the report's lead author and a climate change specialist with NIACS.

«The results were especially surprising given that we often think of scientific influence as being driven by science itself, rather than the form in which it is presented,» Hillier said.

«We often think of a child's growth largely with respect to height, but overall bone development is also important,» said lead author Shana E. McCormack, MD, a pediatric researcher at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP).

Though we often think of mammals in the order Carnivora as predators, many of these species are themselves subject to high rates of predation and, as such, have evolved a suite of antipredator defenses that tend to sort them into two quite different categories.

People often think of E. Coli poisoning as a beef - eater's disease, but the outbreak linked to raw spinach is a tragic reminder that the bacteria often spread through animal droppings into produce growers» water, soil or fertilizer.

«I often think of it as a planet on steroids,» Bolton says.

«We often think of hearing loss as an inevitable part of the aging process, but these findings provide evidence that potentially modifiable risk factors, such as maintaining a healthy weight and staying physically active, may help in the prevention of hearing loss or delay its progression,» said Sharon Curhan, MD, ScM, lead author of the paper and a researcher in the Channing Division of Network Medicine at BWH.

I often think of octopi as dancers moving about in this liquid weightlessness, striking poses that defy gravity and are nothing but graceful.

Color Options: While we often think of traditional red for Swiss Army knives, they now come in just about every color imaginable!

«People often think of immigrants as South and Central Americans, Eric Adams told PIX11.

«I often think some of the great disasters in the City wouldn't occur if you had more grey hair there.