Sentences with phrase «boost energy acts»

Whereas Hero Mode offers an elimination game type that largely replicates F - Zero's manic wares, in which boost energy acts as a life meter and once your ship explodes you're out of the race.

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Good fats have many benefits: They are easy to digest, boost immunity, increase energy levels and act as an anti-aging nutrient for the skin.

Maca is best known for regulating hormones, offering energy boosts, and acting as an aphrodisiac.

Buoyed by an allocation of $ 1.25 billion in funding for reactor research from the 2005 Energy Policy Act, INL scientists are working to improve safety, boost efficiency, minimize waste, and decrease cost in a new generation of nuclear reactors.

GLP - 1 receptors are also found in the brain, and prior research has shown that activating them can boost the function of dopamine connections, act as an anti-inflammatory, improve energy production, and switch on cell survival signals.

We spoke with Matt Rogers, the Energy Department's senior advisor for Recovery Act implementation about the agency's stimulus boost.

The lemon supposedly acts as a purifier and provides bloat - reducing potassium, the cayenne pepper adds metabolism - boosting B vitamins, and the maple syrup provides the energy needed to get through such a grueling ordeal.

This makes them a perfect, fast - acting energy boost that can last for several hours.

Fast Acting, Long Lasting and You'll Still Sleep Great: Just take 2 tablets in the morning or anytime you feel sluggish, and you'll get a rapid boost of energy that lasts all day long.

* This unique and powerful formula is designed to deliver energy boosting key ingredients in fast - acting Liquid Soft - Gels, combined with our signature BioPerine Complex for enhanced absorption.

It acts as a quick reserve energy boost when your fuel supply — oxygen and blood sugar — is running low.

In case this means absolutely nothing to you, KERS acts like a boost button which recharges using energy created under braking.

In the end, there are two means of speeding the move away from climate - warming energy choices, as Daniel Schrag of Harvard has explained here before: boosting the public will to act (and accept the costs of the energy - technology transition) or eliminating the cost difference between polluting and nonpolluting energy choices.

Boosted by major investments under the 2009 Recovery Act, the U.S. has nearly doubled renewable electricity generation from wind, solar, and geothermal energy since 2008.

That is why within the ranks of the solar industry, there is already talk of eliminating the renewable energy act to put an end to the counterproductive effect of the renewable energy surcharge on the overall market, and thus boost the image of renewables.