Sentences with phrase «possible exposure to toxins»

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Bazely says that because moose tend to graze within a defined home range, it's possible that certain groups of plants are receiving repeated exposure to the moose saliva, which over time has resulted in fewer toxins within their preferred area.

Is it possible that we can see epigenetic changes in the human brain because of exposure to environmental toxins?

For this reason, it's important to minimize your exposure to toxins as much as possible.

It's best to reduce chemical exposure in any way possible, but in today's chemical laden world, it is practically impossible to completely avoid harmful toxins.

During a detox program, the goal is to minimize exposure to toxins in the diet and the environment as much as possible.

Start by limiting your exposure to toxins by drinking from a glass or stainless steel container, and avoiding plastics whenever possible.

Chose organic foods when possible to reduce your exposure to toxins which can harm your microbiome.

It's not possible to control all of your toxin exposure, and the body is actually pretty amazing in its quest to fight toxins.

A species appropriate diet, raw if possible, with wonderful supplements and no exposure to damaging medications, excessive vaccinations, or household toxins which stress and compromise the immune system is key.

If the exposure was more than an hour or so before treatment, the attending veterinarian might choose to perform a gastric irrigation under general anesthetic to remove as much toxin from the patient's digestive system as possible.

If your cat suffers possible exposure to any of the toxins or poisons listed above, see your veterinarian immediately.

In 2013, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) took nearly 180,000 calls about possible pet poisonings with 24,673 cases involving exposure to human prescription medications — the number one ranked toxin for 2013.

In my veterinary practice, I'm always striving to find ways to keep my canine and feline patiets as safe as possible when it comes to exposure to toxins in the home or environment.

Avoid exposure to toxins and chemicals as much as possible including pesticides, herbicides, commercial flea collars, flea powder, insecticides and second - hand cigarette smoke.

The Foundation's Golden Retriever Lifetime Study also is collecting data on possible toxin exposure, looking for links to disease outcomes and leading to preventive measures for a variety of diseases.

Let this serve as a reminder that there are possible toxins in every facet in our lives; if we become ill due to exposure to these toxins, there is an opportunity for legal recourse.

Early exposure to infections or toxins has been proposed as a possible etiological trigger for schizophrenia (Andreasen, 1999).