Sentence examples for exaggerated intake of from inspiring English sources

This rule also specifies that labels should be attached ephedrine-containing products specifying its use for no more than 7 days and warning consumers that exaggerated intake of the product may result in heart attack, stroke, seizure or death [11].

77 There seems to be no benefit of exaggerated consumption of vitamin D supplements on cognitive performance, and the idea that hypercalcemia induced by excessive vitamin D intake could increase the risk of dementia should also be taken into consideration.

Commonly used tests for the diagnosis of LM are based on an exaggerated increase in H2 and/or CH4 in the expired air after intake of lactose, or an inappropriate increase in serum glucose (s-glucose).

His confusion is all of ours exaggerated, his paranoia a version of normal pattern­making amped way up by his intake of hallucinogens.

A sharp intake of breath.

*Moderate your intake of sugars.

There was a sharp intake of breath.

There's a deep intake of breath.

The Greens want an intake of 50,000.

There was an audible intake of breath".

There was a collective intake of breath.