Sentences with phrase «experiencing increased body temperature»

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If your body is dehydrated, it can result in an increase in body temperature, increased risk for heatstroke and heat exhaustion, and decreased strength, speed and stamina — none of which an athlete wants to experience.

If your body is dehydrated, this can result in an increase in body temperature, increased risk for heat stroke and heat exhaustion, and decreased strength, speed and stamina «'' none of which an athlete wants to experience.

All volunteers experienced similar flu - like symptoms, increased body temperature and white blood cell count, and higher concentrations of inflammatory and signaling proteins, demonstrating to investigators that lexaptepid did not interfere with the immune response process.

When using your Clearlight Infrared sauna you may experience the following benefits: raising of your core body temperature, increased heart rate, improved blood circulation and profuse sweating.

Of course, ten calories is barely anything at all, but better results may be experienced from consuming it in non-capsule form, which triggers a burning sensation in the mouth that increases core body temperature and energy expenditure.

Zinc glycinate will prevent acne, individual B vitamins can be used to target specific mechanisms to lower or increase methylation / neurotransmitter production when experiencing mood alterations, 3 - 4 teaspoons of table salt will keep blood pressure high, lower prolactin, and preserve magnesium, one or two liters of fresh orange juice will balance out excess sodium with 2000 - 4000 mg potassium, and cold thermogenesis will mediate insomnia due to high body temperature at night.

When your car gets much hotter than temperature outside, dogs are experiencing heat stroke, in which their body temperature simultaneously increases.

Macademia nuts: Within 12 hours of ingesting them, dogs can experience weakness, depression, tremors, vomiting and hyperthermia (increased body temperature), lasting between 12 and 48 hours.

When studying our closest relative, the primate researchers found that «Separation is so traumatic for the infant monkey that their whole system rebels: They experience loss of body temperature, release of stress hormones (cortisol), cardiac arrhythmias, increased heart rate, agitation, sleep disturbances, and immunological compromises.