But doing away with carbohydrates, nutritionists agree, is misguided and dangerous for diabetics; they can upset a vulnerable balance in the bloodstream.
Prescott is a compelling Australian artist, and her work resonates poignantly with the now—human beings are starting to feel the real impacts of a changing climate, and Prescott's work inhabits and speaks of the very delicate vulnerable balance between man and nature.
In many other hadith reports, Muhammad's tenderness, patience, humor, and even moments of anger lend a vulnerable human balance to the Qur'an, which we treat as the speech of God. .
The economic crisis has spread its pain widely, but it has placed special stresses on the estimated 44 million Americans who provide care for an elderly or disabled relative or spouse, many of whom have already made themselves financially vulnerable trying to balance work and family.
With the election possibly hanging in the balance, vulnerable Americans look, as they often do, to the progressive wing of the Democratic Party to stand up for what is right.
This makes the spine more vulnerable when the balance in bone remodelling changes towards decreased bone formation, a known effect of glucocorticoids [ 33] also shown here.
In the rare case that information about a preventable or treatable early-onset disease is found, they should be notified regardless of their wishes providing the findings are subject to assessment of clinical validity and utility.' Especially for vulnerable persons, the balance between the right-to-know and the right-not-to-know needs separate assessment.
A story involving girls chasing boys across the playground and sitting on them shows Abigail in a rare vulnerable moment and balances her demanding, sarcastic streak.
Yet a new Prison Reform Trust report, No One Knows (pdf), reveals that, despite existing checks and balances, vulnerable people routinely face abuse and discrimination throughout the justice system.
The region is far less vulnerable to a balance-of-payments crisis than it was ten years ago, when all the crisis-hit countries had large current-account deficits.
In response, the accord asks banks to say if they are vulnerable to off-balance-sheet vehicles and to stress-test their business.A few weeks of summer turmoil should not undo years of painstaking regulatory work.
