Sentences with phrase «exert effects on the body»

Though you can't change your genes, your genes exert their effect on your body through hormones, and the good news is you can change your hormones.

I won't go into the exact mechanisms of how these hormones exert their effects on the body, but I will discuss the end results.

When SHBG is bound to testosterone or estrogen, these hormones can not exert their effects on the body.

In this state, they can exert their effects on the body.

Not exact matches

The encouraging news for people with chronic pain is mind - body practices seem to exert a protective effect on brain gray matter that counteracts the neuroanatomical effects of chronic pain,» Bushnell added.

The FDA's medical reviewer's recommendation for approval says, in part, that more trials before approval would «significantly delay effective therapy,» which not only reduces body weight but exerts favorable effects on blood pressure and myocardial oxygen for «patients with a serious disease condition with few treatment options.»

To carry out the study, which is published as two articles in the journal «Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Letters», the researchers have analysed the effects of the so - called «Kozai mechanism», related to the gravitational perturbation that a large body exerts on the orbit of another much smaller and further away object.

An adaptogen is defined as a product that exerts a stabilizing effect on the body's internal ecosystem.

This research indicates that butyrate and other short chain fatty acids exert a profound immunometabolic effect on the body.

Mice given astaxanthin were found to have accelerated body fat reduction (i.e., «fat burning») when combined with exercise, as compared to exercise alone in a 2007 study by Aoi et al. 9 Aoi reports the carotenoid seems to exert this effect by protecting the function of a lipid transport enzyme on the membrane of mitochondria that «fuels» energy production.

Beans different types of fiber act differently in the body; while water - soluble fiber exerts the most beneficial effect on blood sugar control, insoluble fiber aids with digestive processes, facilitating regular bowel movements.

For those who don't know, it's a muscle relaxant and doesn't exert direct effect on one's body muscles.

And, in fact, one point Dr. Guyenet's mentor, Michael Schwartz, made of interest in his 2006 review in Nature «Central nervous system control of food intake and body weight» was that «food deprivation strongly augments the reward value... reduced food availability seems to exert a global, stimulatory effect on reward perception.»

It has been reported that vitamin C exerts a subtle cortisol - reducing effect on the human body.

You may have guessed that pharmacology has always been a subject that has fascinated me... how do tiny substances exert such powerful effects on our giant bodies??

There's no doubt that stress exerts widespread effects on your body and it's a force to be reckoned with.

In January 2007, «Psychology Today» reported that vitamin C exerts a subtle cortisol - reducing effect on the human body.

In small amounts, DIM can both inhibit the aromatase enzyme (and prevent conversion of testosterone into estrogen) and it can act on more potent forms of estrogen and convert them into less potent forms; this conversion reduces the overall effects of estrogen in the body.DIM also exerts numerous anti-carcinogenic (anti-cancer) effects in the body and is one of the reasons this vegetable family is seen as healthy.

In keeping with the definition, modern herbalists say adaptogenic herbs are plants with properties that exert a normalizing influence on the body, neither over-stimulating nor inhibiting normal body function, but rather exerting a generalized tonifying effect.