Sentences with phrase «triggered by lifestyle»

Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disorder that is not triggered by lifestyle the way Type 2 can be.

I knew that Hashimoto's, as well as other autoimmune disorders, could be triggered by lifestyle and diet factors - but that didn't make any sense to me, either, since I thought I had done everything I possibly could to stay healthy.

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We now have the first direct evidence that switching off certain genes — something that can be caused by our lifestyle or environment — can trigger tumours, without mutating the DNA itself.

Metabolic changes, caused by a poor diet and a sedentary lifestyle, trigger's the genetic reprogramming of cells in the body and joints.

Anxiety can be triggered by a few things — diet, stress, lifestyle, etc..

These alternative, or complementary, therapies address lifestyle issues not generally covered by conventional medicine — in this case, coping mentally with the little smoking triggers that lure smokers back, developing a healthy balance between the mind and the body, and relieving stress.

It's almost as though we turn the negative event into a positive trigger by changing our lifestyle.

Over the course of his many years of experience working with AD patients, he has identified several AD «types,» each of which is caused by a unique combination of dietary, environmental, and lifestyle triggers.

All these factor are triggered by sedentary and unhealthy lifestyle as well as lack of nutrients and antioxidants caused by bad refined (low - fibre) diet.

Where those films cleverly offset notions of femininity against the hair - trigger violence of the plains lifestyle, this one has Jane embody all the humdrum clichés of the loving maternal wife who can't shoot for toffee, keeps a clean and organised house and has to constantly be saved by a sympathetic male compatriot whenever disaster strikes.

This stress can be anything from being overwhelmed by the environment, being in the presence of triggers (other dogs, loud noises, bikes etc.) to chronic stress from a stressful lifestyle, not enough sleep or the wrong sorts of activities.