Sentences with phrase «in arterial»

The song of it slow in the speed, in the arterial bounce of a BMW merging sharply from the right.

After ultrasound showed a suspected heartworm in the arterial system, and a heartworm antigen test resulted in a strong positive, Stormie's owner was advised to bring her to specialists at the UC Davis veterinary hospital.

After parturition and the onset of breathing, pulmonary vascular resistance falls, flow in the ductus reverses, and the resulting rise in arterial oxygen tension inhibits local prostaglandin release causing constriction of the vascular smooth muscle within the vessel wall and functional closure of the ductus arteriosus3.

The same type of plaque found in the mouth has been found in arterial walls, causing heart disease.

This time around, it would help «Law Abiding Citizen», if Clyde displayed some sign of humanity, since the fallout from his vengeance is so distortedly pronounced, the film's message about a broken judicial system gets lost in the arterial spray.

Research linked drinking a cup of beet juice a day to better blood vessel functioning and an improvement in arterial stiffness — perhaps thanks to nitrates, which, like blueberries, can trigger blood vessel dilation.

Smoking causes plaque to build in the arterial walls, which could lead to stroke or coronary heart disease.

There have been countless studies trumpeting the health benefits of moderate daily alcohol intake (emphasis on «moderate»), with wines — especially the newer organic breeds — linked to reductions in arterial and cardiovascular diseases.

A recent study found that the group (animal models) who ate watermelon had a 50 % decrease in arterial plaque, high levels of citrulline (which is good for general health) and even more exciting 30 % less weight gain.

Hence, following a ketogenic diet - induced decrement of the respiratory exchange ratio and of metabolic carbon dioxide output, a decrease in arterial carbon dioxide partial pressure or of pulmonary ventilation, or of both, is expected.

Aged garlic extract may be effective in keeping the heart healthy by blocking the buildup of plaque in arterial walls.

Although research is ongoing, the flavonoids have been reported to help protect LDL from being oxidized, which leads to the formation of plaques in the arterial walls and causes blockages.

Recent studies have linked egg consumption with an increase in arterial plaque.

TRUTH: There is very little cholesterol or saturated fat in the arterial plaque or clogs.

When combined with ajoene, it reduces lipid content in the arterial walls, causing deposits of LDL - or «bad cholesterol» - to be oxidized and excreted.

The study showed, without dietary modification and just the addition of pomegranate extract twice daily resulted in a 33 % reduction in arterial plaque in just one year.

Large particles are practically harmless, while small, dense particles are the dangerous ones, lodging in the arterial walls, causing damage and inflammation.

(1 tspn of Daily - C in a glass of water or juice daily, hence the name «Daily - C») Long - term Vitamin C deficiency will lead to atherosclerotic deposits in the arterial walls to cover the breaches caused by the disintegrating collagen, resulting in coronary heart disease and strokes to the brain.

Advanced Lipid Control is clinically shown to support healthy levels of cholesterol, reduce inflammation in the arterial wall, and provide excellent antioxidant protection.

Changes in arterial diameter, as well as in blood pressure, where recorded between 20 and 110 seconds after the administration of the camu camu extract or the placebo.

Some research suggests that wild yam may help eliminate the excess of cholesterol, thus preventing the accumulation of plaque in the arterial walls.

In addition, a sudden rupture in arterial plaque (which causes most heart attacks) can trigger a potentially life - threatening blood clot.

Put people on a plant - based diet and see if their arterial function improves, which is exactly what Dr. Dean Ornish did, showing a significant boost in arterial function compared to control.

I have found that Nanobac TX is an effective way to eat normally and still have a substantial reduction in arterial plaque.

One of the best ways to improve your anti-oxidant status is through a diet rich in fruit, vegetables, nuts and seeds which are all rich in arterial protective phytonutrients.

One of HDL's roles is to remove cholesterol from cholesterol - loaded macrophages, the sort that accumulate in arterial plaque.

The scientists demonstrated that individuals placed on CoQ10 (300 mg per day for 12 weeks) showed marked improvement in arterial stiffness due to increased blood flow and improved cellular energy within their endothelial cells.

Lecithin is also a great source of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids, and has a great association with promoting a healthy heart due to its ability to break up cholesterol, thus preventing it from building up in arterial walls.

Omega 3 fats also help to improve calcium metabolism to prevent the deposition of calcium in the arterial lining.

Atherosclerosis, or the buildup of plaque in the arteries was originally considered to be cholesterol sludge depositing in the arterial walls.

Results suggest that while arterial stiffness may increase initially on the ketogenic diet (19), the changes in arterial function observed within the first year of treatment are not significant after 24 months and appear to be reversible (20).

In fact, the plaque deposits from bad bugs in the mouth are the same types of plaque found in arterial walls in heart disease sufferers!

Calcium channel blockers like Procardia, Adalat, Plendil, and Cardene widen and relax the blood vessels by affecting the muscle cells found in the arterial walls, which is exactly what magnesium does — splendidly, we might add.

So, eight studies to date on nuts and brachial artery function, and seven out of eight showed a significant improvement in arterial function; one showed a negligible effect; and none found nuts made things worse.

A subsequent study on hazelnuts, though, did find a significant improvement in arterial function, so the data on hazelnuts is mixed — whereas two subsequent walnut studies, however, confirmed walnuts» benefits.

It resides in many different places of the body but has a high concentration in the arterial walls.

A recent study found that excess consumption of omega - 6 fatty acids, the kind found in commercial vegetable oils made from corn, soy, safflower, and canola, increases the amount of oxidized cholesterol in the arterial plaque.

For instance, one study in the 1940s and 1950s found a strong correlation between consumption of sugar and increased inflammation throughout the body, including in arterial walls (a major risk factor for cardiovascular episodes).

According to conventional wisdom, they should have been healthier, but researchers are stumped to find that they had high rates of heart disease and plaque in arterial walls as well.)

Emerging evidence suggests that that this inflammation can occur in arterial cells (potentially increasing the chance of clogged arteries), skin cells (leading to skin mutations) and reproductive cells (which may be connected to PCOS and other hormone problems).

Aerobic exercise, on the other hand, triggered an increase in arterial distensibility, or decreased arterial stiffness, only this time without a blood flow increase.

It has been argued that resistance training might produce so - called «compensatory peripheral vascular effects,» which delays the increase in arterial stiffness while maintaining relatively constant blood pressure levels.

Furthermore, participants in the blueberry - treated group had an average reduction of 97 cm / second (6.5 %) in arterial stiffness.

Herein, we report alterations in arterial gene and protein expression in the canine MPS I model system, the identification of a potential marker for MPS I cardiovascular disease, and data supporting the hypothesis that a GAG - induced inflammatory process is responsible for the pathogenesis of MPS I cardiovascular disease.

The advocated approach utilizes subject - specific data - based models of cerebral hemodynamics to quantify the dynamic effects of resting - state changes in arterial blood pressure and end - tidal CO2 (the putative inputs) upon cerebral blood flow velocity

Here we present a computational physiology model which shows that the increase in arterial stiffness that follows with age is sufficient to account for an overwhelming amount of experimental and clinical data on hypertension.

Phosphatidylinositol 3, 5 - bisphosphate increases intracellular free Ca2 + in arterial smooth muscle cells and elicits vasocontraction.

Rodent models in arterial hypertension research.

Differences in arterial stiffness were due to differences in moderate - to - vigorous physical activity, not light physical activity or sedentary time.

«We were surprised by the very rapid improvements in arterial tone, seen as early as four weeks into treatment, and how quickly they reversed after only a few days of treatment withdrawal,» said principal investigator Claudia Korcarz, DVM, RDCS, manager and senior scientist at the University of Wisconsin Atherosclerosis Imaging Research Program (UW AIRP) in Madison.