Sentence examples for cause mood from inspiring English sources

Constantly restricting your diet can cause mood swings too.

Glaxo sought Food and Drug Administration permission to market the drug for long-term bipolar I disorders, which cause mood swings in patients, the company said.

The risk-taking behaviour and impulsivity they exhibit because they don't have full access to their frontal lobes can cause mood swings and fuel conflict and anger.

Steroids can cause mood swings or increase aggression so we provide training for our drug and alcohol workers; we need to phrase things in a sensitive manner, create a good environment, talk to people in an open fashion.

Severe cramps and complications can debilitate sufferers from living their everyday lives, hormonal fluctuations can cause mood swings and there is always the worry about having enough supplies and available toilets nearby.

Some months after the interview Dennis sent a letter to the editor of the Times saying his doctor had just reminded him that at the time of the interview he was suffering from anaemia and thyroid imbalance, and had been prescribed medication "which, with generous lashings of wine, can cause mood swings, severe exaggeration and a kind of manic or psychotic behaviour".

At the other extreme, cannon-like steroids shut down the immune system, raising the risk of infection, eroding the bones, predisposing the patient to diabetes, and causing mood swings.

With a nail lodged in her skull causing mood swings and inhibition loss, Alice agrees to help Birdwell swing a lunar military base bill in return for legislation that will pay for her operation, and help with Tracy Morgan's prolapsed ass and Kurt Fuller's inflamed penis.

It might have been the foehn, the warm wind that causes mood changes.

Even though it is known that chronic diseases can cause psychiatric disorders by causing mood disorders, the number of studies that examine relations of these diseases with ED are limited.

In a subset of depressed patients, the balance between pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines is thought to be altered, causing mood symptoms due to inflammation, as seen in co-morbid depression associated with inflammatory conditions (e.g. psoriasis, hepatitis C, inflammatory bowel disease, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis).