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What are diseases of teeth?
Diseases of the teeth encompass various conditions like dental caries (cavities), periodontal (gum) diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis, tooth infections (abscesses), enamel erosion, tooth sensitivity, and oral cancers. These conditions often result from poor oral hygiene, diet, genetics, or certain medical conditions.
What diet can causes heart diseases?
a high fat diet can couse several heart diseases.
What are diet-related diseases?
diet related diseases are when your overweigth or obese you should go on a diet and if you dont you get like diabetes etc..
What diseases is caused by an unhealthy diet?
diabetes
What diseases does NSP in your diet prevent?
Potato
What are the sources of deficiency diseases?
lack of nutrients in the diet may cause deficiency diseases
What diseases are associated with an unhealthy diet?
some diseases related with blood, stomach, and skin.
Does insufficient fluoride in the water cause discolored enamel of the teeth?
Insufficient fluoride in water can lead to increased risk of tooth decay, but it does not typically cause discolored enamel. Discolored enamel is more commonly a result of factors like genetics, diet, or medication.
What diseases are linked to a high fat diet?
Heart diseases are common diseases due to high fat intake. Rheumatoid arthritis, gallstones, diabetes, asthma are the other diseases due to high fat diet. There are many diseases associated with fat diet some of the examples are listed below: heart diseases diabetes Bone related problems due to over weight breathing problem etc
How do you treat deficiency diseases?
by having a balance diet.
What illnesses or diseases could you get if diet doesn't improve?
If a person's diet doesn't improve, they could get diabetes, heart disease, and even cancer. Some people often have these diseases before they even decide to change their diet.
Why does The structure of society affect how healthy we eat?
1) People are influenced by the habits and opinions of their peers (Maimonides) and of society at large, including diet. 2) Our diet is influenced by what is available. This in turn is influenced by what society demands.
