Sentence examples for metabolic problems that from inspiring English sources
"It's a health treatment for type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure and all those metabolic problems that are crippling the NHS and impacting on people's health".
America's Department of Health and Human Services looked into the child's medical history and concluded that vaccines had significantly aggravated an underlying inherited mitochondrial disorder that predisposed her to metabolic problems that caused brain damage with features of autism.The genetic condition in this particular case is rare: only four other examples are known.
First, chlorine is a mineral nutrient and deficiencies thereof induce metabolic problems that interfere with growth.
Fat and the metabolic problems that come with it increases the risk of diabetes and heart disease.
Obviously, the use of a high-fat diet poses serious metabolic problems that may preclude its generalized use.
Other relevant metabolic problems that may be observed in long-acting SUA intoxication include hypokalaemia and hypophosphataemia.
Many children injured by vaccination have an immune or metabolic problem that is simply made apparent by vaccines.
It is a result valid for similar metabolic network problems that aim at optimizing a final yield (e.g. a concentration at the end of the optimization time interval, such as in [ 15]) and such that the control enters linearly in the network equations.
Recently, it was suggested that SZ patients are at increased risk of metabolic problems and that the associated symptoms are a serious threat to patient health [ 8].
The association with diagnoses of diabetes and dyslipidaemia suggests that such diagnoses prompt more frequent screening for metabolic problems and/or that diabetes and dyslipidaemia are more likely to be detected with more frequent screening.
Lilly has asked the F.D.A. to allow it to begin marketing Zyprexa for adolescents, despite clinical trial data showing that Zyprexa causes weight gain and metabolic problems in teenagers that can be even more severe than in adults.
