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"Excessive intake" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe the process of taking in a large amount of something, such as food, drink, or medication. For example, "Excessive intake of sugary drinks can cause weight gain."
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Excessive intake of lead can cause damage to the kidneys, bones and nervous system.
Excessive intake of certain vitamins, especially vitamins A and D, can also produce disease.
Excessive intake from food alone is unlikely, but consumption of fortified foods or supplements increases the chance of toxicity.
Excessive intake of these foods may interfere with digestion.
Excessive intake of Pb can damage nervous system and cause brain disorder.
Excessive intake of these metals by humans can cause accumulative poisoning, cancer, nervous system damage and ultimately death.
Excessive intake of fluoride (F), mainly through drinking water, is a serious health hazard affecting humans worldwide.
Excessive intake of salt water can result in hypernatremia, or salt poisoning, which is the opposite of hyponatremia.
Excessive intake of dietary fat is known to be a contributing factor in the development of obesity.
Excessive intake of dietary fat is known to be a substantial contributing factor to the development of obesity in Western society.
Excessive intake and limited output negatively impact metabolism and result in metabolic/organizational instability.
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