Sentences with phrase «a around the bloodstream»

During cardio, your body is filled with free radicals that wander around your bloodstream and attack your cells like a street thug.

Making insulin less effective allows you to use the free fatty acids floating around your bloodstream through exercise, walking, or other physical exertion.

If you use up the fatty acids roaming around your bloodstream, you take away a main reason why insulin sensitivity is impaired.

Avocado oil has a similar nutritional makeup to olive oil, with the added benefits of being a source of bioavailable phyto - testosterone, having anti-estrogenic properties to prevent estrogen excess, and containing fats your hormones need to be transported around your bloodstream.

For example: the inflammatory acetaldehyde only starts roaming around your bloodstream if your stores of glutathione get depleted, so you can make sure they don't.

What if lambertianin C can secretly enhance the potency of vitamin A, by protecting it from free radicals and maximising its delivery around the bloodstream?

This is important because if there is less cholesterol floating around the bloodstream, then there is less cholesterol available to become oxidized and start building plaque on the artery walls.

A specific hormone is produced to take the glucose around the bloodstream.

Since your body burns less fat for energy when Insulin levels are high, having a bunch of Insulin floating around your bloodstream will cause you to store more fat, rather than burn it.

HSL breaks down triglycerides (the form of fat stored in your cells) into fatty acids and glycerol, so as they travel around the bloodstream they can be burned for energy or excreted.

Dr. Justin Marchegiani: Man, that's just like, «Oh, my gosh, like your brain is bathing in that toxic sludge that's gonna be floating around your bloodstream.»

Of course, increased fat deposits aren't healthy either, but a little extra fat is healthier than a pesticide floating around your bloodstream damaging your cells.

Zinc is a key component of retinol - binding protein, which transports vitamin A around the bloodstream, to the receptors in the skin where it does its vital work.

With loads of stress hormones floating around your bloodstream, your body is burning extra energy when it should be restoring and relaxing.

If there is no insulin, sugar circulates around the bloodstream and is eventually wasted in urine.

Insulin enables cells to use the glucose that is transported around the bloodstream.

Not exact matches

Micelles are specialized collections of molecules that allow fat - soluble substances (like beta - carotene) to move around comfortably in non-fat environments (like our water - based bloodstream).

Only around 1 percent of your caffeine intake enters your breast milk via your bloodstream.

Normally urine travels this path without a hitch, but if bacteria get in the urine — from the skin around the genitals or rectum or via the bloodstream — they can create infection and inflammation at any point along the way.

It takes around half a minute of breathing for the gas to enter your bloodstream so you may not feel the full benefit unless until you've been inhaling and exhaling deeply for at least sixty seconds.

4 For example, the Navier - Stokes equations are used all the time to approximate turbulent fluid flows around aircraft and in the bloodstream, but the math behind them still isn't understood.

Introducing a dye into the bloodstream then allowed her to image the growing vasculature around the islets.

This forms a structured and strong vessel barrier around the tumor, preventing cancer cells to escape to the bloodstream and invade distant organs.»

You might think that they would look like miniature versions of machines we know, so if you were building a tiny machine that was going to move around in the bloodstream and look for cancerous cells, it might look like a little submarine.

Scientists could potentially develop a treatment for arthritis by preventing RASFs from invading the bloodstream, traveling around in the blood, or jumping from blood to healthy tissue, Neumann says.

In previous studies, the team found that once injected into the bloodstream, the particles are able to circulate long enough to find their way in and around tumors.

Around the same time, Irvine's lab developed a new type of T cell vaccine that hitches a ride to the lymph nodes by latching on to the protein albumin, found in the bloodstream.

After injecting them into the bloodstream, we are able to gather them around the tumour using magnets and ensure that they don't kill the healthy cells,» explains Asst Prof Xu, who has been working on cancer diagnosis and drug delivery systems since 2004.

Lead researcher Dr Maija Kaukonen, from the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine at Monash University said for many years, doctors around the world have used the same criteria to identify and categorise patients who are critically ill due to sepsis, a bloodstream infection that kills millions of people every year throughout the world.

Once lectins are floating around in the bloodstream, they can bind to any carbohydrate containing protein cells, including insulin and leptin receptors, desensitizing them.

The problem is, glucose is actually toxic if it is just floating around in your bloodstream, so the body has a defense mechanism.

When you run or bike without the proper sustenance, your body will go after carb and fat fragments in your bloodstream and muscle stores — not the fat in the cells around your body.

Once your body and brain have stopped «listening» to insulin's signals and stop absorbing glucose, you end up with excess glucose floating around in your bloodstream which your body (in) conveniently packages up as fat.

When we ingest colloidal silver, our small intestines can absorb around 10 — 18 % of silver nanoparticles into the bloodstream, while remaining silver nanoparticles pass through our gut.

In our bloodstream, the nanoparticles then bind to a protein in our blood called albumin as it gets carried around the body.

So phagocytes are these little Pac - Man that go around in the bloodstream and try to gobble up bacteria.

Well, for one, these rules are not in any particular order of importance, and two, if you're eating properly (3 meals a day with nutritious snacks in between) then you should always have some protein floating around in your bloodstream anyway.

There's what's called the glycerol backbone on those ketone bodies — betahydroxybutarate, acetoacetate, or 2 primary ketone bodies you get circulating around in your bloodstream.

Cortisol is produced in the cortex of the adrenal glands, and is transported around your body via the bloodstream.

Whenever glucose enters the bloodstream, the pancreas pumps out insulin to shuttle these little glucose molecules to cells around the body for use.

Approximately 70 % of the immune system is located around the digestive system so in a healthy person the small intestine allows the breakdown products of digestion into the bloodstream.

While Josh was ingesting 150 g an hour, that doesn't mean all those carbs were reaching his muscles — they could be hanging around in his stomach, or passing through his intestine without being absorbed into the bloodstream, destined for an eventual rear exit.

This hormone is responsible for binding testosterone and estrogen and when the hormone is too low, it leaves you with too much estrogen floating around in the bloodstream.

Your body does not want all that sugar hanging around in the bloodstream, so it uses insulin to move it into your body's cells.

Whether you have extra hormones, toxic heavy metals from air pollution, extra lipids or other particles in your bloodstream that aren't supposed to be there, the skin is a good place for your brilliant bloodstream to deliver them so that they aren't floating around causing other problems.

Damage to the lens of the eye, damage to molecules circulating around in our bloodstream, and damage to genetic material (DNA) in our cells are all examples of damage that have been shown to be prevented under certain circumstances by vitamin C.

In order for glucose molecules to enter the bloodstream, they have to come in contact with the intestinal lining... otherwise, they just float around in digestive juices.

TestoGen uses vitamin D3, cholecalciferol, which can lift your free testosterone level (testosterone that is not attached to protein, so it's floating around in your bloodstream) as well as slow down the rate of testosterone converting into oestrogen.

BioTe's method works something like this: about 3 days after insertion, the body has built capillaries around the pellets, allowing the hormones to be gradually and naturally drawn into the bloodstream for consistence availability over 3 - 4 months.

A healthy individual should experience 1 - 2 bowel movements a day, but in the case of constipation, the waste stays around in our colon for an extended period of time, allowing more time for the toxins to re-enter our bloodstream through the cell lining in our intestine.