Sentence examples for surplus intake from inspiring English sources

Surplus intake of copper may lead to nausea, vomiting and abdominal and muscle pain (WHO 1996) while the overconsumption of zinc may lead to nausea, vomiting, epigastric pain, lethargy, and fatigue (Fosmire 1990).

The excess consumption of the energy dense foods is likely to contribute to a surplus intake of energy which in turn is linked to a higher prevalence of overweight/obesity and related chronic diseases over time [ 18].

It is held that in mammals, long-term surplus food intake results in energy storage in the form of triglyceride and may eventually lead to obesity.

Swift increases this year in bank lending, as in 2003, have stimulated the Chinese economy, as China's large trade surplus and continued intake of heavy foreign direct investment have helped give Chinese companies and individuals large sums to stash in bank deposits that the banks then lend for further investments.

Obesity results from a chronic surplus of energy intake compared to energy expenditure, which leads to storage of excessive amounts of triglycerides in adipose tissue [ 1].

Thus, the present data support the hypothesis that type 2 diabetes is, to a large extent, a lifestyle disease, with insufficient exercise-induced gene expression and a surplus of energy intake contributing to its pathogenesis.

They ask users to track what they eat and record their physical activity in order to quantify whether dieters intake a surplus of calories for the day.

The treatment of obesity has two main objectives: removal of the causative factors, which may be difficult if the causes are of emotional or psychological origin, and removal of surplus fat by reducing food intake.

Overweight develops gradually as a result of a long term surplus on the balance between energy intake and energy expenditure.

If surplus opening had led to extra intake of medication, it would not have contributed the endpoints of virological failure or the induction of resistance.

In fact, in the presence of increased food intake and/or decreased energy expenditure, surplus energy is deposited through the action of lipogenic enzymes in the form of neutral triglycerides in adipocyte droplets.