Examples of using Lack of exercise in English and their translations into Arabic
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It should be remembered that the lack of exercise can cause serious damage to the mental and physical health of the animal.
Other lifestyle factors like smoking and excessive drinking, poor diet and lack of exercise, have been associated with the development of osteoporosis.
One day came a"brilliant love" and intensive practices of that love coupled with lack of exercise, collapsed you two lumbar vertebrae.
These emerging health risks were related to a cluster of risk factors connected to inappropriate diet, lack of exercise and an inadequate living environment.
Either by postural habits or lack of exercise, between the 80-90 percent of the people will have this type of pain throughout their life.
Prisoners ' physical health is often compromised by lack of sufficient food and water, poor personal hygiene and lack of exercise and fresh air.
especially when combined with mental stress, lack of exercise, alcohol consumption
smoking, excessive consumption of alcohol, inappropriate nutrition and lack of exercise.
Lack of exercise, poorly balanced meals, grazing or snacking, and drinking carbonated drinks are frequent causes of not achieving
(b) To eliminate patterns of behaviour which are health risks such as nicotine and alcohol abuse, malnutrition and overnutrition, a lack of exercise;
Factors such as obesity, rapid urbanisation and lack of exercise have caused this rapid increase in the rate of type 2 diabetes across the Arab world.
smoking; and lack of exercise.
But several factors, including hormones, genetics, lifestyle factors including poor diet, smoking, a lack of exercise and sedentary lifestyle, are thought to contribute.
Especially because nowadays kids are being driven more and more often with any equipment of the entertainment industry into the lack of exercise, with all its consequences.
At the same time, overweight and obesity are widespread both among adults and among the children, which is mostly due to unhealthy food intake and lack of exercise.
These, in turn, counterbalance the over-acidification of the body caused by stress, physical and mental strain or lack of exercise, and help to keep cells functioning longer.
While diet, obesity and lack of exercise are independent risk factors for cardiovascular diseases(CVD), they are also related to another risk factor, high blood cholesterol level.
It also provided guidance on measures Governments could take to reduce the risk factors associated with non-communicable diseases, including tobacco use, alcohol abuse, unhealthy diets and lack of exercise.
Diets rich in salt and alcohol, combined with a lack of exercise, often result in higher blood pressure, which in turn increases the risks of stroke, heart disease and kidney failure.
Prevention should aim at reducing high-risk behaviours, including cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption and salt intake, and at reducing obesity caused both by lack of exercise and by the prevalence of high-fat and high-sugar diets.