Sentence examples for excess intakes from inspiring English sources

Food energy--as shown in table 1, excess intakes of food energy are a serious public health problem in the United States.

Nutrient intakes (from food and NHPs combined) were compared to the Tolerable Upper Intake Levels (UL) of the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs), where applicable, to estimate prevalence of excess intakes.

Nutrient "dose response" relationships mainly cover intakes producing nutrient deficiencies, nutrient optimal activity, and preservation of nutrient safety with excess intakes rather than global, combined dose-responses that define nutrient essentiality as a small early portion of a mainly dose toxicity curve.

Very young athletes may be particularly prone to excess intake.

For most nutrients, habitual excess intake poses a risk of adverse health effects (chronic toxicity).

However, for most individuals, the risk of harm due to excess intake of vitamins or minerals in food is low.

'However, males in this group are more likely to have manual jobs and are therefore more likely to be working off some of that excess intake.' In addition, women in upper socio-economic groups tend to be more confident than those in lower groups and are likely to take action - dieting and exercising - to lose weight.

However, excess intake of Fe causes colorectal cancer (Senesse et al. 2004).

According to Senesse et al., 2004; excess intake of Fe is associated with an increased risk of colorectal cancer.

Copper is essential for human life but excess intake can cause anemia, liver damage, kidney damage, stomach and intestinal irritation.

Fe is also essential metal for the body but excess intake may lead to colorectal cancer (Senesse et al. 2004).