Sentences with phrase «exposure to cold»

Give your dog a low, soft, warm and supportive sleeping space and avoid prolonged exposure to cold temperatures.

After prolonged exposure to cold, blood travels only to the most essential parts — your brain and heart.

Though you may have provided your outdoor dog with a house and beds, there is still plenty of exposure to the cold for him to endure.

If, despite these precautions your pet suffers from exposure to the cold, wrap them up in a blanket and go to your veterinarian as soon as possible.

A small study earlier this year suggested that long - term exposure to cold may spur brown fat growth, while warmth appeared to suppress it.

And when you walk outside, exposure to cold air and wind gives your outer layers an environmental shock.

The problem, however, has been finding a viable approach to stimulating brown fat production that doesn't merely involve prolonged exposure to cold environments.

«That includes exposure to cold, wind, low humidity, and extreme heat as well as products,» she said.

My skin seems happy and healthy despite the daily exposure to cold and wind.

Also, a bin cage or tank that has a little less air circulation and exposure to the cold room is helpful.

Your dog has a specialized circulation system in her paws that keep them from freezing, but her paw pads can still get cracked from too much exposure to cold or road salt.

The player will have to watch out for over exposure to cold, a truly under - explored mechanic in gaming.

If your rabbit is suffering from exposure to the cold it is important to slowly get his body warmed up to the normal body temperature of 102 to 103 degrees.

Heat, for example, may increase crime or cause corn yields to fall, but it also could lower fatalities driven by exposure to the cold.

The ongoing border dispute between the two nuclear powers has already claimed the lives of 4,000 men — most of them having died of exposure to the cold.

A more prolonged exposure to cold has a calming effect.

These cases are often made worse with exposure to cold weather and are often accompanied by cramping, numbness and tingling.

This is because exposure to cold water activates the sympathetic nervous system, which results in increased levels of norepinephrine in your blood.

during and after exposure to cold stimulus.

«Reduced exposure to cold days is a significant factor in the increased life expectancy experienced in the U.S. over the past 30 years.

The acute exposure to cold causes a rapid constriction of blood flow to the extremities.

After exposure to cold temperatures, the power steering return hose may rupture at engine start - up causing a loss of power steering assist.

The lining of the respiratory tract can be debilitated through exposure to cold temperatures; dust, cigarette smoke or other particles in the air; stressful situations like travel; and time spent in crowded conditions like those found in many animal shelters and boarding kennels.

So it is with exposure to cold.

Direct sunlight and soaring temperatures can lead to heat stroke, while exposure to cold can cause hypothermia.

One exception: If you think exposure to the cold triggered your hives, skip the cold compress.

How to stay safe: Since exposure to cold constricts the blood vessels, it's crucial to avoid cold showers if you have conditions like high blood pressure.

A 1994 study found a drastic decrease in uric acid levels during and following exposure to a cold stimulus.

«Exposure to cold reveals «switch» that controls formation of brown, white fat.»

Scientists used techniques that allowed them to tag specific cell populations (undifferentiated progenitors or differentiated adipocytes) in mice before exposure to cold.

Dr. Otto Muzik, professor in the School of Medicine at Wayne State University, prepares for a study with Wim Hof, «The Iceman,» to better understand how his brain responds during exposure to cold.

With the help of simple techniques like breathing exercises, meditation and repeated exposure to cold you can activate the autonomic nervous system and inhibit the response of your immune system.

Newborns have a relative abundance of brown fat, which protects against exposure to cold temperatures.

A 2004 study from the University of New Hampshire found that exposure to the cold made people feel 40 % less thirsty than they would otherwise, both at rest and during a moderate workout.

Onions need sufficient exposure to cold temperatures in order to enhance the bulb's pungency and its antibiotic properties.

Probiotics have been shown to support key immune markers upon exposure to cold and flu viruses.

Knit socks are another workable solution for brief exposure to cold winter weather.

Removing other physiological stress produces such, as exposure to cold weather, and parasites are appropriate.

• Reduce your pet's exposure to cold conditions and put sweaters or coats on thin - coated and elderly dogs.

A simulation of the Siberian continental margin after glacial sea level drop and exposure to the cold atmosphere, snapshot as sea level rises during the deglaciation.

Hypothermia is a life - threatening condition that can result from extended exposure to cold while frostbite is a temperature related tissue injury that most commonly occurs on ears, tails, scrotum or feet.

The extra space allows more exposure to the cold, freezing the fruit faster and preventing it from clumping.

The researchers report in the Journal of Neuroscience that when mice allowed to exercise regularly experienced a stressor — exposure to cold water — their brains exhibited a spike in the activity of neurons that shut off excitement in the ventral hippocampus, a brain region shown to regulate anxiety.

Researchers tracked how the epigenome changes after long - term exposure to cold temperatures, and how those changes cause energy - storing white fat cells to become heat - producing brown - like, or «beige,» fat cells.

Moss contradicted the contemporary medical focus on strengthening constitutions by cold - bathing and exposure to cold air, but his advice tapped into the widespread midwifery practice of keeping new mothers and babies warm, as well as the eighteenth - century belief that nature always knew best.

This benefit from reduced exposure to cold can be further attributed to people migrating to warmer climates.»

But there are instances in which prolonged exposure to cold causes a dog's body temperature to drop dangerously low, resulting in hypothermia.