Sentences with phrase «carrying more oxygen»

This is where blood vessels are expanded to allow more blood flow therefore carrying more oxygen to your muscles during exercise.

The World Anti-Doping Agency banned meldonium with effect from January 2016, deeming it performance - enhancing because it enabled users to carry more oxygen to muscle tissue, something of benefit to endurance athletes in particular.

He regularly takes days off and spends time in a hyperbaric chamber, a device that proponents say allows the blood to carry more oxygen, which can speed recovery.

She reported at the American Association of Physical Anthropologists meeting in March that women who carry more oxygen in their blood have more than twice as many surviving children as women who carry less oxygen.

The theory is that a cyclist with plasticizers in his urine was using the IV bags for blood doping — illegally boosting one's red blood cell count to carry more oxygen to the lungs and muscles.

That is odd: most people make more of these cells when they travel to high altitudes, to carry more oxygen.

Well, maybe you heard about the healthy monkeys who, when injected with a blood - making gene, dramatically increased their red blood cells and, consequently, could carry more oxygen in their bodies [source: Svensson].

Because snow leopards successfully live at such high altitudes (3500m to 6500m) for many years researchers thought the haemoglobin of this species was in some way adapted so it could carry more oxygen than the haemoglobins of other big cats.

Increased breath capacity developed through long deep breathing exercises carries more oxygen to the brain, which in turn helps to create a heightened sense of awareness.

Athletes and hard exercisers may have low body B12 status, due to increased metabolism and demand for this vitamin to repair damaged blood cells and injured muscle tissue, and to carry more oxygen around in the blood while exercising.

Not exact matches

Intense exercise — especially in the heat — makes them dilate, in order to deliver more oxygen to the muscles and help carry away waste product that muscles create during exertion, Milton said.

EPO boosts red blood cell production which enable athletes to carry much more oxygen with the same volume of blood.

If you are carrying twin - having twins will mean that there will be more progesterone hormone and more oxygen and nutrients will be needed to the healthy development of the twins in your belly.

Another blood substitute provider, Synthetic Blood International, Inc., in Costa Mesa, Calif., has thus far successfully navigated the clinical trial waters with Oxycyte, an oxygen - carrying intravenous emulsion that the company says can carry up to four times more oxygen than hemoglobin.

They are the universe's only source of crucial heavy elements like silicon (which makes up more than a quarter of Earth's crust), potassium (essential for the action of cells), and iron (which carries oxygen in our blood).

I knew that heme, the oxygen - carrying molecule in hemoglobin, contained an iron atom within a porphyrin ring (for more information on porphyrin chemistry see this site at Washburn University), but Dr. Datta - Gupta and his laboratory technician attempted to chemically add different metals such as copper, magnesium, or manganese to porphyrins using column chromatography.

A new study led by researchers at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science reveals that land use in the watersheds from which this «dissolved organic matter» originates has important implications for Bay water quality, with the organic carbon in runoff from urbanized or heavily farmed landscapes more likely to persist as it is carried downstream, thus contributing energy to fuel low - oxygen «dead zones» in coastal waters.

Sucralose, for instance, fits more snugly in the receptor than sucrose, partly because its chlorine atoms carry a stronger charge than the oxygen atoms they replaced.

Iron is not only fascinating chemically, having six more oxidation states than silver, but it has a rich biological chemistry too, forming the core of the oxygen - carrying proteins in blood — myoglobin and haemoglobin — and playing centre field in many enzymatic systems.

Olson has spent two decades studying hemoglobin, a larger, more complex oxygen - carrying protein in blood.

In other words, if blood flow increased in an organ that's very expensive and very dependent on oxygen, for example the brain, it must be related to delivering more oxygen, in order for that organ to carry out whatever function it is planning to do.

Eero Mantyranta, a Finnish cross-country skier who won two gold medals in the 1964 Olympics, was born with a mutation in the erythropoietin receptor gene that allows his blood to carry significantly more oxygen than the average person's [source: McCrory].

The endosteal region, connective tissue that lines bones, by contrast, is less hypoxic, because it is perfused with more oxygen - carrying arteries.

In response to nitric oxide, blood vessels that carry oxygen to your hard - working muscles open wider, allowing more exercise - sustaining oxygen to be delivered to contracting muscles.

Iron deficiency anemia occurs as your body attempts to make up for the lost red blood cells by using your iron stores to make more hemoglobin, which can then carry oxygen on red blood cells.

When you breathe deeply and slowly, you give your body more oxygen to carry to your cells, and this results in more energy (again, life!).

It does this by enabling more of the oxygen carrying hemoglobin to reach your capillaries where the cells can receive more oxygen.

The oil is rich in sesquiterpenes, which are molecules that have the ability to penetrate the blood - brain barrier and with that enable the oil to carry oxygen to the brain, which stimulates its limbic area, more specifically the pituitary, hypothalamus and pineal glands.

Your small blood vessels (capillaries) will widen to deliver more oxygen to your muscles and carry away waste products, such as carbon dioxide and lactic acid.

Therefore the more hemoglobin you have the more oxygen your blood can carry, which in turn helps deliver oxygen, nutrients and minerals to the hair follciles.

This allows more blood, oxygen and nutrients to be quickly carried to your muscles during your workouts, giving you increased strength and stamina and delaying fatigue so you can push your workouts to the max.

It also increases the levels of oxygen - carrying red blood cells in your body so more oxygen reaches your muscles.

Better circulation means more oxygen and nutrients can be carried and distributed effectively in the body, which in turn helps the regeneration of soft tissue and muscle.

Your body may even start making more red blood cells to boost the oxygen - carrying capacity of the blood.

By allowing more oxygen to be carried around your body, your red blood cell count is increased which means you muscles and a) more fuel, and, b) a lot more energy.

So a lot of these are really not so good and it throws us into a state known as estrogen - dominance and this can allow things like fibroids to grow and endometriosis and even cause excessive bleeding that can even cause things like anemia which cause more fatigue and cause more thyroid and adrenal issues because now your body's ability to carry oxygen because you're low in iron is now impeded, so now you're set up for a world of hurt when it comes to energy and mood and how you feel.

As Pete McCall, Exercise Physiologist at the American Council On Exercise has stated: «If a sedentary individual begins an exercise program it will enhance the blood flow carrying oxygen and nutrients to muscle tissue improving their ability to produce more energy.»

And when they go out into the field to measure heat or oxygen, they are likely to be carrying a probe or another computer device to make their job easier and more accurate.

Since iron is needed in the formation of the heme component of hemoglobin, increasing the levels of iron in the blood can help facilitate the production of more hemoglobin, allowing for more oxygen molecules to be carried to the cells.

This information is helpful in learning more about your dog's immune system (white blood cells) and oxygen carrying capacity (red blood cell count).

Regulating red blood cell count: If the kidneys do not get enough oxygen, they excrete erythropoietin, a hormone that stimulates the bone marrow to produce more oxygen - carrying red blood cells.

Cats with anemia will be listless and will tire more easily; these symptoms occur because there are not enough red blood cells to carry oxygen to the tissues.

This is why we carry a wide range of cutting edge veterinary technologies, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), full laboratory testing capabilities, hyperbaric oxygen chamber for pets, videofluoroscopy, modern ultrasound capabilities, electrocardiogram, advanced surgical suites, and more.

As your colony grows you'll need to expand in order to grab more of the slowly depleting resources, and while it's tempting to simply extend the pipes and cables that carry electricity, oxygen and water it's a foolish errand as the longer the network the higher the chances of failures within those cables and pipes.

The land and sea warm, the infra - red from them increases and the oxygen, nitrogen and water vapour all carry more heat upwards by convection.

Cold water at the poles dissolves atmospheric oxygen, cools even more, and sinks to the bottom, slowly moving to the equator, carrying the dissolved oxygen.

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