Sentences with phrase «which leads to weight gain»

WEIGHT MAINTENANCE In some senior cats, the level of activity reduces with age, which leads to weight gain.

In some senior cats, the level of activity reduces with age, which leads to weight gain.

Dobermans commonly have hypothyroidism (low thyroid) which leads to weight gain and a dry, brittle coat.

Stress has been proven to raise cortisol levels in the blood, which leads to weight gain especially around the waist (11, 12).

Stress releases some hormones known as stress hormones in your body which leads to weight gain.

Stress is bad; it triggers all sorts of things to happen in your body, which leads to weight gain.

With no signal of feeling full from drinking lots of soda or juice, your kids won't intuitively compensate for the extra calories gulped down, which leads to weight gain in the long term.

Skipping breakfast (or any meal) allows it to go lower and impairs insulin sensitivity, which leads to weight gain and inflammation.

In my practice, many women have stress stuck in the «redline» position, and stress eating is a typical response, which leads to weight gain.

It would be good too if they could omit the fructose too which leads to weight gain in adults and children.

Soriane's career was skyrocketing, but her unpredictable schedule often meant poor food choices and little time for exercise, which lead to weight gain.

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This can end up stressing your body out even more, which can lead to weight gain, insomnia, and damage to the immune system, he said.

These artificial sweeteners are toxic to the brain, disrupt the health of our gut bacteria, and may even lead to metabolic dysregulation (Which could mean weight gain, go figure!).

Lots of fruit (fructose) will cause problems with blood sugar stability and negatively effect your hormones and liver which could lead to issues with weight gain.

The study concluded that the weight gain in preterm infants might be directly related to «massage - induced increases in vagal activity, which in turn may lead to increased gastric motility and thereby weight gain.»

I'm weird this way, but if it helps someone: I have PCOS which leads to easy weight gain and difficult weight loss.

There are a few medical conditions which can lead to constipation in infants, such as hypothyroidism, cystic fibrosis, and others, but these are usually accompanied by other associated symptoms such as poor weight gain.

The impact of the forcing food, can be so severe that it carries through adulthood and affects the way we view food in general which can lead to bad nutrition, wrong portion sizes and weight gain.

Besides the risk of developing POP, retaining postpartum weight has been associated with continued weight gain, which can lead to obesity, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes, Dr. Guess says.

This can lead to excess weight gain which can be harmful to both you and your baby for many reasons.

Gaining too much weight during pregnancy may lead to several problems including hypertension, which increases your risk of developing pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes.

Although for some new mothers the idea of finally being able to poop after birth seems like a match made in heaven, for your baby, pooping too much resulting in induced diarrhea can lead to poor weight gain, decrease in nutritional absorption, but more importantly dehydration which in an infant can be life threatening.

Severe acid reflux leads to GERD, which can cause burning pain, refusal to eat, arching of the back, coughing or aspiration, vomiting or poor weight gain.

Too much weight gain can lead to a large baby and a difficult delivery, which can be risky for a new baby's brain.

And that can lead to swealing in mom's breasts postpartum, so we see that it's not exactly engorgement with milk that we have moms with these really swollen breasts, and that can certainly slow down the milk coming in and it can also make it a lot harder for the baby to latch on and nurse well, which then leads to sore nipples and poor milk transfer, poor weight gain and then of course we see the formula being introduced as well.

This could set up an unhealthy relationship between emotions and high - cal foods — which can ultimately lead to weight gain.

In a new study published in the Journal of Health Psychology, researchers from the University of Surrey have found dieters who eat «on the go» may increase their food intake later in the day which could lead to weight gain and obesity.

The team credits this improved feeding trajectory with the greater daily weight gains achieved by babies on the SIMPLE plan, which in turn led to stays of about 15 days shorter duration.

These known risks reinforce the need to closely monitor weight gain during pregnancy for women with obesity, which reduces risks and can lead to better outcomes.»

Head of the University of Tasmania's School of Health Sciences Professor Nuala Byrne, who led the study with a team of collaborators from Queensland University of Technology and the University of Sydney, said dieting altered a series of biological processes in the body, which led to slower weight loss, and possibly weight gain.

Fewer dopamine D2 receptors result in lower dopamine activity, which has been shown to lead to increased food consumption and weight gain.

Researchers have discovered that a new anti-rejection drug that is gentler on the kidneys after liver transplant also reduces weight gain, which is common after surgery and can lead to serious complications for transplant patients.

«The resulting social isolation may also promote unhealthy behaviors, such as excessive food intake and decreased participation in sports and physical activities, which can lead to further weight gain and thus a cycle of poor physical and social outcomes.»

This is especially important because young adults are vulnerable to weight gain, which often leads to obesity later in life.»

Human studies have shown that increased fat intake is associated with body weight gain which can lead to obesity and other related metabolic diseases.

The «thrifty gene» theory suggests some genes encourage efficient storage of food, which leads to rapid weight gain in times of abundant supply.

«This exposes the whole body to the drugs, which can lead to side effects such as stomach upset, weight gain, and bone fractures.»

Plus, studies have shown that chronic leucine supplementation can increase insulin resistance, which in a condition of energy surplus could lead to increased weight gain.

It also helps to reduce blood glucose levels and improve insulin sensitivity, both of which can lead to excessive weight gain.

And as they gain weight rapidly to «catch up» with their peers, they often accumulate excess body fat, which can lead to heart disease down the road.

First of all, high alcohol intake leads to greater weight gain around the abdomen, which is the most dangerous type of fat your body can store.

Sodas and fruit juices are packed with sugar and artificial flavoring, which lead to all sorts of issues like weight gain and diseases such as diabetes.

«The white granules are nothing more than empty calories, which create excess energy and lead to weight gain.»

A 2015 study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition revealed not only that an increase in eating full - fat dairy led to neither weight gain nor weight loss, consuming more low - fat products was associated with increased carb consumption, which may promote weight gain.

(Weight gain during pregnancy can cause ligaments to stretch, which can lead to drooping later.)

But when you're pressing with dumbbells, both of your arms have to be extended more in order to lift the weight, which increases their range of motion and leads to better gains from the workout.

One of the biggest mistakes people make when detoxing is failing to transition back to normal eating gracefully, which can lead to extra weight gain...

But overexercising, without break days, can increase your levels of the stress hormone cortisol, which can disturb your sleep and lead to problems like digestive issues, depression, and weight gain.

Stress leads to higher cortisol levels, which inhibits the effects of insulin, raising blood sugar levels, and can lead to more eating and weight gain.

The chronic inflammation caused by gaining weight leads to oxidative damage to tissues and cells, which leads to an inflammatory reaction.