Sentence examples for by changes in diet from inspiring English sources

Kang Youwei, one of China's leading philosophers, described a rigid hierarchy of races, with "white" and "yellow" at the top, and suggested that the "monstrously ugly black" be whitened by changes in diet, intermarriage, and sterilization.

The researchers chose these patients because African-Americans tend to be affected more frequently and have more severe complications than other groups from diabetes, a condition that can be mitigated by changes in diet and exercise.

Also, the method of DNA extraction can also influence the results, although the variation between DNA extraction methods is usually smaller than the variation caused by changes in diet (Henderson et al. 2013).

Neuroscientist Tamas Horvath of the Yale University School of Medicine says that if the effect is similar in humans, "your entire biological rhythm might be altered" by changes in diet.

Everybody knows this, and knows even more importantly that it can be prevented in most cases by changes in diet, exercise and other life style practices.

His initial recommendation was "active surveillance," an approach to prostate cancer based on vigilant monitoring, aided quite likely by changes in diet, vitamins and even such stress-reducers as yoga.

If the rapid changes in metabolism following bariatric surgery are a consequence of the sudden change in calorie balance, the defects in both insulin secretion and hepatic insulin sensitivity of type 2 diabetes should be correctable by change in diet alone.

The mean creatinine concentration was not affected by changes in animal diet and did not differ significantly across the different experimental phases (i.e. control, first week of diet, second week of diet, first week of re-feeding and second week of re-feeding) for the fasting samples (Friedman test, χ2 = 5.07, df = 4, p = 0.28) as well as for the non-fasting samples (χ2 = 5.07, df = 4, p = 0.81).

Banthana is divided into discrete periods marked by changes in rituals, diet, mobility, seclusion and health promotive and preventive measures aimed at protecting the mother's and baby's health.

In a September piece despairing the lack of festive gatherings held by people born roughly between 1985 and 2000, parties are on their way out due to the general social malaise caused by changes in technology, diets and rent. .

One is 28,000 pages the other is 18 pages and both were voted on without anyone reading them". Through the science of functional medicine, a new way of thinking about how to solve this (and every other!) complex health problem, you can fix this problem quickly by simple changes in diet and a few other simple strategies.