Sentences with phrase «as phenol»

Not only do CFL's contain mercury, Montford says, they have also been found to «emit known carcinogens such as phenol, naphthalene and styrene when the are switched on».

The researchers found chemicals such as phenol, neodecanoic acid, linalool, and limonene.

The wells also contained benzene at 50 times the level that is considered safe for people, as well as phenols — another dangerous human carcinogen — acetone, toluene, naphthalene and traces of diesel fuel.

I choose a mix of kale, spinach, arugula, and microgreens, which are all composed of other health - enhancing phytonutrients such as phenols, indoles, flavonoids, and substances like sulforaphane.

Rich in flavonoids, saponins, tannins, as well as phenols, cinquefoil is used to promote health through antioxidant support.

This task is accomplished by two groups of antioxidants: The first group includes vitamins A, C and E, beta ‐ carotene, selenium, the bioflavanoids, and groups of phytonutrients such as phenols.

More contemporary uses emphasize the therapeutic uses of thyme, based on its chemical components, such as phenols and terpenes.

Some detergents can produce a similar reaction and cats can be particularly sensitive to certain ingredients such as phenols.

Not exact matches

Even better, persimmons contain phytochemicals and compounds such as catechin, gallocathechin (natural phenols and antioxidants), and betulinic acid, which is under preliminary research for potential anti-cancer activity.

The Total Activity is measured using Staphylococcus aureus NZRM 87 (ATCC 9144) and expressed as the equivalent % phenol as referenced in The University of Waikato Honey Assay Method under the Determination of Honey Activity by Bioassay Method.

A UMF of 12 has the same bacteria - killing power as 12 % phenol.

It contains natural phenols which acts antioxidants as well as small amounts of the minerals calcium, potassium, iron, manganese and zinc, unlike refined sugar which is literally empty calories.

It is completely FREE of harsh toxic ingredients such as glycol ether, alcohol, chlorine, petrochemical solvents, phosphate, MEA, EDTA, nonyl phenol, sodium lauryl or laureth sulfate, artificial fragrance, colors or preservatives.

Some of these defenses, such as terpenes and phenols, are of pharmaceutical interest and are considered promising anti-cancer agents.

The team also developed an additional process that uses another catalyst to convert the two phenol products into high - octane hydrocarbon fuel suitable for use as drop - in gasoline.

Red wine stimulates the formation of endothelium - dependent relaxation factors such as nitric oxide, which improve endothelial function in coronary arteries possibly because of the high phenol concentration in red wine.

«As the level of ripening of the grape increases, the cellular wall of the material of the berry starts to degrade and the phenols are released more easily.

Therefore, during the process of winemaking, the crushing stage has a great influence on the extractability of the phenols from the skin, as inefficient crushing does not generate enough contact between the grape - juice and the internal layer of the skin,» states Nogales.

Then, different statistical analyses were carried out to show the possible relationships between the structural composition of the non-extractable material and the ease of release of phenols as observed in these samples.

The aim of this project is to improve the extraction of compounds from the skin and the seeds of the grape as it has been shown that phenols have health benefits and add quality to wine.

In the case of the seeds, on the other hand, the diffusion of phenols decreases as the grape ripens because lignification occurs (sealing of the plant walls through the deposit of lignin) in much of the material, impeding the diffusion of phenols.

As a result of this study, the researchers have confirmed that there exist clear structural differences between the external and internal parts of the skin and that these differences are related to the quantity of phenols that can be extracted from each part.

As Peterson gazed at the phenol's ring, he began to think about its connection to the Maillard reaction, which causes the browning of bread and the flavor of caramel.

Previous SAR studies on pentapeptides showed that at least three functional groups on the peptide side - chains are required: an aromatic ring (such as 2 - naphthyl - or 3 - indolyl group), one or two guanidino groups, and a phenol group.

The salicylanilides such as rafoxanide, oxyclozanide and closantel and the substituted phenol, nitroxynil, are proton ionophores [6, 7].

As of this writing, there have been 168 chemicals nominated to the Candidate List, five of which were nominated based on their endocrine disrupting properties (Bis (2 - ethyl) phthalate (DEHP), 4 -(1,1,3,3 - tetramethylbutyl) phenol, 4 -(1,1,3,3 - tetramethylbutyl) phenol ethoxylated, 4 - Nonylphenol branched and linear, 4 - Nonylphenol branched and linear ethoxylated).

This information is a result of the decrease in malondialdehyde concentrations that occur when high doses of onion juice were given to the subjects.The researchers suspect that the antioxidants in question are probably selenium compounds found in onions, and phenols such as quercetin and isorhamnetin.

If you are planning to steam vegetables as part of your meal, you can include celery without having to worry about excessive loss of its phenol - based antioxidants.

Red apples, as with most colorful fruits and vegetables, contain more antioxidants and phenols.

The margarines of today are much better than they used to be and some of them that have been fortified with plant phenols such as «Logicol» in Australia are a very healthy spread which can help to lower cholesterol reabsorption.

Staphylococcus epidermidis, a major commensal bacterium, produces phenol - soluble modulins that inhibit pathogens such as S. aureus and Group A Streptococcus.

Green tea is a source of antioxidants and EGCG, as well as catechins and phenols that have been shown to support prostate health.

The latter is considered less favourable for the host because potentially toxic metabolites are formed such as ammonia, sulphurcontaining compounds, indoles and phenols.

A 2001 study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry revealed this red berry (in its pure form) contained the highest quantity of disease - fighting phenols, a type of antioxidant that is thought to reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as cancer, stroke and heart disease.

Hawthorn also contains germ - controlling phenols such as chlorogenic acid.

-LSB-...] Red apples, as with most colorful fruits and vegetables, contain more antioxidants and phenols.

A handful of pomegranate seeds is estimated to have nearly five times as many total phenols, flavanols and other antioxidants as an apple, and that's a good food for acne itself.

The active compound curcumin is a natural phenol produced by the root (not just as the source of the spice's bright color)-- but also as the active compound to which most of its health benefits are attributed.

In terms of quantity, the amount of total phenols in winter squash usually ranges from 25 - 80 milligrams of total phenols (when measured as chlorogenic acid equivalents) in about 3.5 ounces (100 grams) of fresh, uncooked winter squash.

Calendula contains high levels of carvacrol, a monoterpenoid phenol that has been described as a promoter for liver regeneration and is thought to be responsible for the digestive action of the plant.

They will notice an increase in ammonia, indoles, hydrogen sulphide and phenols producing symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, gas and bloating and sleep disturbances.

Firstly, the ingredients in Urtica extracts compose of flavonoids and phenols that work as powerful antioxidants, which are essential for dealing with free radicals.

The fresh version (plums) and the dried version (prunes) of the plant are rich in phenols, and their function as antioxidants has been well - documented.

Many popular lip - moisturizing products contain ingredients that only exacerbate the problem, including an array of hormone - disrupting parabens, synthetic coloring, artificial flavors and dangerous ingredients such as oxybenzene, camphor, phenol and menthol, a cooling agent known to irritate sensitive skin.

Lactic acid can reduce or kill the bacterial pathogens (disease - causing bacteria) and suppress the production of dangerous compounds, such as amin, phenol, skatol, and H2S which produced by bacterial pathogens.

One of the main reasons oregano is so powerful is that it contains a chemical called a phenol (primarily carvacrol) which works in extremely low dilutions, even as low as 1 part per 50,000!

I believe that their beneficial effect may actually be due to their ability to safely transport sulfate, a feature they all possess, and a feature they share with the toxic phenols such as those produced by the pathogen C. diff.

Triclosan is toxic and may be labeled as: Microban, Biofresh, Irgasan DP 300, Lexol 300, Ster - Zac, Cloxifermolum, 5 - chloro - 2 -(2,4 - dichlorophenoxy) phenol.

The mixture of antioxidants such as Vitamin C, A and phenols thwart disease and protect the membranes of the eye which secrete watery fluid that cleans, lubricates and protects it.

Artichoke also provides 20 % of you dietary fiber needs and a range of glycosides and plant phenols such as rutin and gallic acid.