Predispose

Excessive drinking can predispose you to liver damage.

His work ethic and dedication predispose him to succeed in his career.

The use of performance-enhancing drugs can predispose athletes to negative health consequences.

A lack of diversity in media can predispose people to have narrow-minded views.

Regular exercise can predispose someone to better physical fitness.

Living in a high-pollution area may predispose people to respiratory problems.

Growing up in poverty can predispose children to struggle academically.

Certain dietary factors can predispose people to developing metabolic disorders.

Chronic exposure to environmental toxins can predispose people to developing neurological disorders.

A history of trauma can predispose people to developing mental health disorders.

Overexposure to artificial light at night can predispose people to sleep disorders.

Regular exercise can predispose people to better cognitive function.

Early childhood experiences can predispose people to developing attachment styles.

Regular exercise can predispose people to better physical fitness.

A lack of sleep can predispose people to feeling irritable.

Certain genetic mutations can predispose people to certain types of cancer.

Growing up in a noisy household can predispose people to have trouble concentrating.

Chronic inflammation can predispose people to chronic disease.

Certain skin conditions can predispose people to sunburn.

A history of trauma can predispose people to emotional sensitivity.

Living in a noisy environment can predispose people to hearing problems.

Certain genes can predispose people to develop autoimmune disorders.

A lack of exposure to diverse perspectives can predispose people to intolerance and discrimination.

A lack of diversity in media can predispose people to have biased views.

Regular exposure to loud noises can predispose people to hearing damage.

A history of dental problems can predispose people to tooth sensitivity.

The overuse of antibiotics can predispose people to antibiotic-resistant infections.

Living in a high-stress environment can predispose people to developing stress-related health problems.

Growing up in poverty can predispose people to chronic stress.

Certain factors, such as age or sex, can predispose a person to certain types of cancer.

Taking certain medications can predispose a person to certain side effects.

Certain genetic factors can predispose a person to develop certain diseases.

Exposure to loud noises can predispose a person to hearing loss.

Having a sedentary lifestyle can predispose a person to obesity.

Consuming too much salt can predispose a person to high blood pressure.

Chronic stress can predispose a person to mental health problems.

Malnutrition can predispose a person to infectious diseases.

Lack of sleep can predispose a person to accidents.

Poor sleep habits can predispose someone to depression.

High levels of stress can predispose someone to heart disease.

Prenatal exposure to certain chemicals can predispose children to learning disabilities.

Being overweight can predispose someone to diabetes.

Smoking can predispose individuals to lung cancer.

Genetics may predispose some people to alcoholism.

Childhood trauma can predispose individuals to anxiety disorders.

Aging can predispose individuals to cognitive decline.

Drinking too much alcohol can predispose a person to liver damage.

Not wearing sunscreen can predispose a person to skin cancer.

Eating too much sugary food can predispose a person to tooth decay.

Having a family history of heart disease can predispose a person to develop heart problems.