Sentences with phrase «excessive cell stress»

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Fat cells produce excessive reactive oxygen species, which can damage cells in a process called oxidative stress.

«Oxidative stress can cause damage to the building blocks of a cell, resulting in excessive cell proliferation, in the case of cancer or cell death, in the case of neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's,» said Mark Hannink, a professor in the Department of Biochemistry and an investigator at the Bond Life Sciences Center at MU.

Disrupted Stress Hormone Signals in Bone Cells Protect from Diet - Induced Obesity April 4, 2017 A high - calorie diet, even without a high amount of fat, causes bone loss, and both high - calorie and high - fat diets induce excessive fat gain and insulin resistance...

In addition, the chronic elevation of cortisol levels caused by excessive stress negatively affects the receptors for both insulin and leptin, which makes it harder for the body to read the signals of those hormones, thus keeping fat trapped in the cells and making you hungry all the time.

In addition, the increase in stress hormones ramps up cellular activity and causes excessive production of free radicals which damage brain cells and further reduce normal GABA production (9).

When the cells are unable to detoxify, they end up accumulating excessive toxins and oxidative stress that damages the mitochondria and DNA.

That means our cells must be supplied the nutrients and building blocks for energy production and proper signaling, be protected from damage by excessive stress and have the necessary support for repair and regeneration in a sustainable way.»

Building resilience via stress via «dosing» the muscle with the proper stress and maintaining the cells» «ready state» (avoiding excessive inflammation) via antioxidant intake is another.

Other times, the cancer cells» growth is encouraged by these conditions that they favor, such as chronic inflammation, greater levels of insulin, poorly oxygenated blood, too much cortisol (a natural stress hormone), and excessive estrogen or testosterone.»