Sentences with phrase «animal bodies produced»

Think about it... 20 tons of dead animal bodies produced in one year in the Atlanta Area alone.

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We need to stop feeding our bodies packaged, processed, mass produced, and an excess of animal products.

(Feed Yourself, Feed Your Family, 2012) Mothers who consume no animal products, those who have nutrient absorption issues due to Crohn's disease or gastric by - pass surgery, or who have diets limited by other disorders or choices, should discuss vitamin supplementation, particularly vitamin B12, with a knowledgeable health professional for the sake of their own body and health as well as to ensure that their bodies have adequate stores to draw on when producing breastmilk.

In the short - term that seemed to help make the animals healthier, but their bodies cleared the substance too quickly for it to produce a lasting effect.

Unable to produce the vitamin itself, the human body has to obtain it from animal - based foods such as milk products, eggs, red meat, chicken, fish, and shellfish — or vitamin supplements.

He cited the example of the Body Shop, which, by producing toiletries and cosmetics without animal testing, provided a choice that launched a consumer revolution.

Animal studies have shown that the cannabinoids the body produces itself can be beneficial for the brain.

As expected, larger animals had larger larynxes, and body size correlated well with the average frequency an animal could produce.

Levels of a protein that helps the body produce heat, and that's expressed in beige fat, soared 15-fold, and the animals» energy expenditure increased by 15 % to 20 % — just as if they were sitting in a chilly cage.

Because peptides produced by microbes, plants and animals can be harmful, the human body has evolved efficient ways to purge them.

Thus, if the results with laboratory animals can be extended to humans, it may well be the case that a healthy body literally produces a healthy mind.

Animal studies have shown that the cannabinoids the body produces itself can have beneficial effects on the brain.

Although algae are always present in natural bodies of water like oceans and rivers, a few types can produce toxins that can seriously harm people, animals, fish, and other parts of the ecosystem.

In experiments described in a paper published online today in Cell, the researchers gave mice a molecule that blocks the insulin receptor on cells, tricking the animals» bodies into reacting as if they needed more insulin and producing more β cells.

Here we report that in addition to producing an ommochrome body pigment, the planarian flatworm Schmidtea mediterranea generates porphyrins in its subepithelial pigment cells under physiological conditions, and that this leads to pigment cell loss when animals are exposed to intense visible light.

Cholesterol is naturally produced in the bodies of animals.

I believe that the only way to heal our planet is to change the way we think: if we re-imagine our plates and our produce and our farming methods, if we choose not just to eat organic but to live in the motto of local, organic farming — feed our bodies, the earth, and the animals with love and kindness — then we will change the world.

While some of the protein's building blocks, amino acids, are produced by our own bodies, the majority of the amino acids we need to take from outside sources like animal or plant proteins.

Your body needs the right fats (coconut or olive oil, omega - 3s, and fats from healthy grass - fed animals) to produce new cells, manufacture hormones, coat the lungs, for optimal brain function, and many other reactions.

They are considered endocrine disruptors, which are chemicals that are capable of influencing the body's hormone systems and can produce adverse developmental, reproductive, neurological, and immune effects in both humans and animals.

The way aspirin and salicylic acid work is by helping our body keep inflammation in check by reducing the assembly of the enzyme responsible for producing inflammatory compounds from something called arachidonic acid, an omega - 6 fatty acid that both we and other animals make.

Like other animal proteins, it contains all the essential amino acids that your own body is unable to produce naturally.

why do our bodies produce saturated animal fat and cholesterol?

if stearic acid in cacao is healthy why would stearic acid in lard harm us, plants and animals produce the most saturated fat that will melt at their body temperatures, to reduce oxidative stress.

There are two main categories of enzymes involved in breaking down food: those inherent in plants and raw animal products, and those produced by the body.

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Just recognize that Cholesterol is only found in animal - derived fats or produced naturally by the body.

Growth hormones in animal products, both animal flesh, milk and cheese, are made of synthetic estrogen, similar to a hormone that is naturally produced in very small amounts by a woman's body.

It is both produced by the body and ingested in animal - based foods.

Animal protein is generally more acid - forming because it tends to have higher levels of sulfur - containing amino acids, such as methionine, which produce sulfuric acid when metabolized in the body.

By choosing to eat as ethically as possible and also buying organic and local produce too, because transport and chemicals sprayed on non-organic crops is also very harmful to animals too and to your body.

Did you know that animals have the ability to produce Vitamin C in their body?

The amino acid profile in animal protein stimulates the body to produce IGF - 1, which can be viewed as cancer fertilizer.

It is consumed through supplementation, or a diet consisting of meat, fish and other animal products, and it is also produced within our bodies from the amino acid precursors glycine, arginine and methionine by enzymes located in the liver, pancreas and kidney.

In the case of Pernicious Anaemia, the body produces an antibody that attacks the protein responsible for extracting vitamin B12 from food (any animal product).

Monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFAs) are produced by the body and are found in fats of both plant and animal origin.

Generally, vitamin D3 is what you want to look for, as that is also what is naturally produced in your body from the sun, and is the natural source we obtain from animal based foods.

Muscle is defined as a band or bundle of fibrous tissue in a human or animal body that has the ability to contract to produce a particular movement.

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Nosodes are produced according to Hahnemann's «law of infinitesimals,» a technique that dilutes the original substance beyond recognition, leaving no recognizable traces of the original substance and no measurable protection in the animal's body.

Once the body finds a new agent to fight, it begins to produce antibodies, a human or animal's «weapon» against virus and bacteria.

Should the level of blood glucose be too high after an animal has eaten, the pancreas produces and releases insulin so that it may transfer the glucose into the body's cells and store it for energy.

In a diabetic animal, the body either can not produce enough insulin to transfer the glucose inside the cells or the body's cells are resistant to absorbing the glucose.

Since cats have historically survived by eating nothing but prey animals, their bodies have stopped producing many of the chemicals required to process high - carbohydrate plant foods, namely amylase.

When the level of blood sugar in the body or the animal is kept under control by hormone insulin, which the pancreas produces, then you don't have diabetes.

Ultrasound examination of cats, dogs, horses and other companion and farm animals has grown in popularity over the past several years because of the sharp and clear images produced when sound waves are introduced to an animal's body cavity (such as the chest or abdomen).

The kidneys have a lot of responsibility, the bodies of animals produce cell waste all day, everyday, and the wastes circulate to the kidneys to be dissolved in water, filtered out and excreted through urination.

If the metabolism slows down, then the amount of energy produced by the body also decreases, causing the affected animal to be less energetic than normal.

There are two basic types: Internal parasites (endoparasites) such as heartworms, hookworms and roundworms, live inside the body of a plant or animal and produce an infection within the host.

When an animal gets too much food, it creates a system overload and their body reacts by producing loosely formed stools.