Sentence examples for uncontrolled intake from inspiring English sources

Excessive and uncontrolled intake of ginseng products may cause hypertension, nervousness, irritability, diarrhea, skin eruptions, and insomnia (collectively called ginseng abuse syndrome) [ 90].

Hollander et al. [ 4] demonstrated that cocaine-seeking behavior in rats is modulated by miR-212, which decreases the activity of a group of genes (CREB, TORC1, Raf1 and SPRED1), thus limiting the transition to an uncontrolled intake of cocaine in animals exposed to the drug over a long period of time.

We therefore believe that the reported increase in food intake in the cocaine group is a real one and may reflect the relationship between the uncontrolled intake of fatty food and binge use of cocaine, which has previously been reported in experimental animals (Puhl, Cason, Wojnicki, Corwin, & Grigson, 2011).

Many of the analgesics taken are even over the counter (OTC), what represents another risk factor for uncontrolled analgesic intake.

Children and adults were not building up enough functioning muscle mass, and "classical eating" had been replaced by "uncontrolled food intake" spread over the day. he said.

b d Functional defects of leptin or the leptin receptor result in uncontrolled food intake and increases in adipocyte volume and body fat.

To deal with this uncontrolled medicine intake, urine samples were collected 12 times during the follow-up to control for the presence of chloroquine and its metabolites in urine [69].

Chronic cocaine users report higher levels of uncontrolled food intake than healthy volunteers.

A restricting eating behaviour, for instance, can switch to uncontrolled food intake followed by self-induced vomiting or use of laxatives.

Their reduced effort of dietary restriction to lose weight paired with high levels of uncontrolled food intake confirms that cocaine-dependent men were not dieting, thus refuting the notion of cocaine being used as a means to suppress appetite and to lose weight (Cochrane et al., 1998).

However, most studies have limitations in experimental design, such as small numbers of patients, lack of adequate controls, inclusion of patients without PEW, uncontrolled or unmonitored oral intake, nonrandomized design, or short duration.