dietary indiscretion

It was amusing to watch him try to cover up his legendary dietary indiscretions.

Others may subsequently develop poor control on tablets because of their dietary indiscretions.

Dietary indiscretion is the tendency of certain animal of eating unusual items.

It won't stand these dietary indiscretions indefinitely.

Acute pancreatitis can also result from dietary indiscretion.

I thought it was dietary indiscretion.

The dietary indiscretion of fish, especially Sharks, may occur when the mouth is the major organ of detection and processing.

Self-diagnosis of indigestion does carry some risk because the causes can vary from a minor dietary indiscretion to a peptic ulcer.

Causes might range from becoming wet or chilled, a change in the weather, overexertion, dietary indiscretions etc. to emotional factors such as grief or anger.

"Over time," he writes, "what to eat, and the consequences of dietary indiscretion come to occupy a greater and greater proportion of mental life.

She eats the spaghetti (and the lightly salted sauce), but with a shrug of self-sacrifice, contemplating what this dietary indiscretion will do, sooner or later, to her blood pressure.

Dr. Steven E. Nissen, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic, said: "Dietary indiscretion is a risk factor, but it is not the cause of coronary heart disease.

"Type 1 diabetes, the kind children get, occurs not because of dietary indiscretion but because of mechanisms related to the genetic makeup of individuals that predisposes them to develop diabetes," he said.

"Being proactive really helps, so that they don't get into that cycle where there's some dietary indiscretion that causes more symptoms, and then they get more dehydrated and less capable of being a successful student."

The fit and not so fit were straining on weight machines and panting on treadmills the other night at the Ketchum Downtown Y.M.C.A. Grimacing with effort and dripping with sweat, they toned bodies that, in some cases, showed signs of a few dietary indiscretions.