Sentences with phrase «as an irritant»

But if such proves to be the case, the current study suggests one potential remedy might be spicy capsaicin, which acts as an irritant in mammals, generating a burning sensation in contact with tissue.

The regulatory changes come as differences over steel emerged once again this week as an irritant in the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiation taking place in Washington.

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It is believed to result from a combination of genetics and environmental factors such as irritants and allergens that drive T lymphocytes to produce factors that cause abnormal changes in keratinocytes, the predominant cell type in the outermost layer of skin, as well as changes in other cells in the underlying dermis.

For readers, DRM can be seen as an irritant which makes ebooks less portable and flexible than printed books.

However, he also stressed the need for regulation within the fintech sector «at least to a certain extent,» as irritants like cybercrime disrupt public trust in the financial system.

Ross has said that lumber and dairy have erupted as irritants because they are not properly addressed in the North American Free Trade Agreement, which Trump has threatened to scrap if it can't be renegotiated.

They aren't even on my radar except as an irritant.

Unlike some, I don't see 38 degrees as an irritant, or dismiss it because it is run by Labour activists.

Kaiba's doctors contacted Glenn Green, a doctor who, along with his colleagues at the University of Michigan, was developing custom - fit tubes to wrap around a collapsed trachea as an irritant - free way to hold the airway open.

Capsaicin is already broadly used as an analgesic in topical ointments, where its properties as an irritant overwhelm nerves, rendering them unable to report pain for extended periods of time.

What makes cayenne pepper particularly special is its high concentration of capsaicin — a chemical component found in all chill peppers that acts as an irritant among most mammals (a.k.a. that hot, burning sensation).

This is how the hero begins to experience peace: not from having to react to every external stimulus as an irritant or feeling the need to fix things.

The Greeks, Romans and Egyptians inserted papyrus and laurel into the cervix as irritants to stimulate contractions and promote abortion.

Allergy and Canine Skin: A number of factors like pollens, pollution, nutritional components, drugs, wasp bites and many others may act as irritants for dogs & acts as a cause of skin irritation.

For example, if a chemical is tested as an irritant, observations that the test animals acted drowsy or suffered enlarged livers, may be neglected, buried in wordy and complex reports, or far too expensive to follow up on.

Scientists who look at the various chemicals floating around during bad air - quality days have pinpointed the reduction in peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN), a «secondary pollutant present in photochemical smog», to explain why LA's pollution isn't quite as irritant to the eyes as before.

Capsaicin acts as an irritant to the oral and gastrointestinal membranes of the body which in turn increase the flow of saliva and gastric acids, and stimulates the appetite.

No, do not use this plant with food, as it is listed as an irritant to the skin.

Daily bathing rinses off substances such as irritants, allergens and germs that may flare eczema.

Prolotherapy solution acts as an irritant, which is typically injected into a joint space, tendinous insertion or ligament.

When the gut is inflamed with ulcers or fissures, that fiber acts as an irritant, literally scraping its way over the affected areas, slowing the healing and causing physical discomfort.

Polyunsaturated fats, commercial meats and foods with high sugar and carb content act as irritants to the gut.

Some fruit juices may even act as irritants to your throat depending on the symptoms you are having.

Optional: water — as much as you need to dilute the lemon juice in case it acts as an irritant to your skin.

While in the stomach, alcohol acts as an irritant and increases digestive juices (hydrochloric acid) that are secreted from the stomach lining.

As a «neurogenic inflammatory» capsaicin acts as an irritant, stimulating the same receptors that pain does.

The plant contains substances called «sennosides» that act as an irritant to the intestinal lining and trigger the bowels to evacuate.

While many people assume that sand would be the best substrate, I find that it can act as an irritant to both their skin and eyes, as well as having the potential to block their bowels.

You can apply it topically to your dog's coat, but you should never apply it neat, as it an irritant the skin.

Most acute episodes of vomiting or diarrhea likely occur because the dog got into something we aren't aware of that acts as an irritant to the GI tract or we feed them something besides dog food / treats that don't agree with their system.

Equally, repeated chewing at cage bars can also act as an irritant, and rub fur off the nose.

Oftentimes, just making simple changes to things like diet, and removing certain items from the home that may be acting as irritants can reduce or eliminate the problem without the need for medical intervention.

Vinegar is typically acidic, and vinegar (depending on the solution concentration) acts as an irritant.

A lot of diapers include things like fragrances and chemicals like chlorine, and dyes can act as irritants that cause rashes.