Sentences with phrase «blood flow to the brain results»

* Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke, CVA, Transient Ischemic Attack, TIA): A disruption of blood flow to the brain resulting in neurologic changes, either permanent (CVA) or temporary (TIA).

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Walking while on a conference call can even result in better communication, as walking increases blood flow to your brain, helping you to express ideas more freely.

The medical literature is very aware of Second Impact Syndrome (SIS) where a second blow on top of a previous head injury with continuing symptoms leads to a loss of regulation of cerebral blood flow resulting in brain swelling and herniation commonly resulting in death.

During pregnancy, progesterone increases the flow of blood to your baby, resulting in lower blood pressure and reduced blood flow to your brain — giving you that dizzy feeling all over.

This will inevitably means her blood pressure will be lower than usual, which will result in reducing blood flow to her brain.

Side view of the brain summarizing blood flow results from tens of thousands of study subjects shows increased blood flow in women compared to men, highlighted in the red colored areas of the brain: the cingulate gyrus and precuneus.

«Blood flow was inversely correlated to the degree of stuttering — the more severe the stuttering, the less blood flow to this part of the brain,» said Desai, adding that the study results were «quite striking.&rBlood flow was inversely correlated to the degree of stuttering — the more severe the stuttering, the less blood flow to this part of the brain,» said Desai, adding that the study results were «quite striking.&rblood flow to this part of the brain,» said Desai, adding that the study results were «quite striking.»

These cells have the ability to cross the blood - brain barrier and travel directly into the nervous system to improve blood flow to the brain and repair some of the nerve damage which has occurred as a result of your degenerative disease or neurological injury.

As a result, the mice had high blood pressure, increased blood vessel stiffness, and reduced blood flow to the brain.

The condition results from plaque build - up, which hardens in the arteries, blocking and reducing blood flow to the legs, arms, brain and other organs.

According to Fromer, «The [study] authors suggest that this [improvement] may be a result of increased blood flow to the retina, visual pathways or [the brain's] cerebral cortex.»

If the clot breaks off or otherwise obstructs blood flow to the heart or brain, this can result in a heart attack or stroke.

In animal studies on resveratrol itself (the purified nutrient given in intravenous form, not the food form), this phytonutrient has been determined to improve blood flow in the brain by as much as 30 %, thus greatly reducing the risk of stroke, according to the results of a laboratory animal study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.

When energy is increased in the body as a result of thermogenesis, the brain is better able to utilize this excess energy resulting from increased blood flow.

Although there are two types of strokes, each result when blood flow to the brain is cut off and the brain cells are deprived of oxygen and begin to die.