Sentences with phrase «around your bloodstream if»

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.

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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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

2) Septicemic - If the bacteria is able to enter the bloodstream, it will spread around the body causing sepsis.

If that is too hard for you to comprehend, ask your doctor to play around with your bloodstream's elemental ion concentrations and see what happens.