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Discover Ludwig"excessive intake" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context where someone is taking in more of something than they should or to describe something taking in more than it should. For example, "Doctors have warned against excessive intake of sugar, which can lead to health problems."
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Excessive intake of lead can cause damage to the kidneys, bones and nervous system.
Doctors say that excessive intake can cause kidney stones and other disorders.
Excessive intake of certain vitamins, especially vitamins A and D, can also produce disease.
The relationship of adequate and excessive intake of vitamin D to health and disease.
But over time, more and more alcohol is needed to be helpful, so excessive intake and alcoholism are real dangers.
Lack of sleep, excessive intake of alcohol and a poor diet also weakens the flow of messages between brain cells.
The excessive intake of ZEA severely disrupts human and animal fertility by affecting the reproductive axis.
Having primed himself for the great moment with an excessive intake of alcohol, he was frankly quite drunk when they sat down together.
Excessive intake from food alone is unlikely, but consumption of fortified foods or supplements increases the chance of toxicity.
More recently, in the era of good-and-bad nutritionism, fear of excessive intake of particular nutrients has been added to the fear of nutritional deficiencies.
Excessive intake of fluoride (F), mainly through drinking water, is a serious health hazard affecting humans worldwide.
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