However, when it's out of balance, they are physically prone to upper respiratory illnesses, obesity, diabetes, and high cholesterol; mentally and emotionally, they are prone to procrastination, lethargy, inflexibility, stubbornness, depression, and over-attachment.
Malnutrition makes children more prone to illness and stunts physical and intellectual growth for a lifetime.
Always talented, Sellers was prone to illness and injury in college.
Withdrawn and prone to illness, the young Reverón found an early interest in art.
We learn also how he was prone to illness, but conquered his debility.
Holstein cattle are more productive but prone to illness in the Cuban environment.
Both hungry and mineral-deficient people tend to be weaker, more prone to illness and less intelligent.
Through much of history, he found, shorter people and those with low body mass were more prone to illness.
Parents usually do not know what is wrong; their kids are often listless, and prone to illness.
If you don't have it, you could be prone to illness, loneliness and even premature death, according to some new research.
Older people are more prone to illness and require more medical care than younger age groups.
