Sentences with phrase «disrupting normal blood»

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Previous work had shown that while blood flow was temporarily disrupted at the injury site, it resumed rapidly, and it was more or less assumed that the blood flow was normal below the injury.

Conclusions: In an analysis of peripheral blood mononuclear cells and intestinal tissues from patients with inflammatory bowel diseases vs controls, we found that reactivity to intestinal bacteria is a normal property of the human CD4 + T - cell repertoire, and does not necessarily indicate disrupted interactions between immune cells and the commensal microbiota.

In addition, these products provide us with a protein without disrupting the normal level of insulin in the blood.

Stress disrupts the normal hormonal messages throughout your gut that are important for bowel regularity, and it can trigger the fight - or - flight response that diverts resources from your digestive tract: increasing stomach acid, shunting blood away from your intestines, decreasing enzyme secretion, slowing down stomach emptying, and speeding up colonic contractions, all of which can add up to some serious bloat.

When heavy metals reach the blood in their free forms, they disturb normal cellular and metabolic processes as well as disrupt hormonal balance and also immune function.

Whether you are taking a prescription medication that includes estrogen, or you have an imbalance in estrogen known as estrogen dominance, an excess of estrogen can disrupt your thyroid and hormonal balance and impair your fertility, even while your thyroid blood test levels appear to be normal.

Excessive blood calcium levels disrupt the normal maturation of both bone and cartilage.

Hemangiosarcoma is insidious, as it attempts to build it's own blood vessel network, making blood blister like formations which disrupts normal organ function.

Other potential causes include heart disease that cuts off the blood supply to or from the heart and disrupts normal heart function, and cancer of a chest organ.