Sentences with phrase «kidney injury on»

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The rats fed VCO had significantly less oxidative stress markers in their kidneys than the 5HPO fed rats, leading the researchers to conclude ``... virgin coconut oil has a potential to reduce the development of hypertension and renal injury induced by dietary heated oil, possibly via its antioxidant protective effects on the kidneys
This would impact a range of funding areas, including research on kidney and lung disorders, digestive diseases, central nervous system injuries, and sensory loss.
If we can image how sodium is distributed in the kidney and how that differs in a diseased kidney, the impact on the diagnosis and treatment of kidney injury or disease is potentially great.
Based on the findings of this study, these preventive measures are not sufficient to protect all workers from kidney injury.
To study the molecular mechanisms of kidney fibrosis, focusing on cell - matrix interactions and arachidonic acid - derived eicosanoids in kidney injury.
He and others have now focused their efforts on understanding how this system becomes disrupted in a way that leads to hypertension and, by interacting with other systems, causes injury to the kidneys and other organs.
In terms of biochem adjustments; this differs on the patients co-morbidities of course and needs to be assessed on an individual patient bases, but in general if i note that the urea has elevated above the normal range since I increased the protein intake and the patient does not have renal disease or an acute kidney injury but is suffering from ureamic symptoms then perhaps the protein intake is to high.
Our results suggested that VCO may benefit cancer patients on MTX chemotherapy against kidney injury.
In both cars, these measures were low except for abdomen compression on the rear - seat dummies, which were at levels at which a person could sustain serious, though survivable, injuries to the spleen, kidney, or colon.
Fat Cavalier King Charles Spaniels (dogs) are a higher risk in surgery, more prone to injury, as well as to metabolic disorders such as diabetes, and have more stress on their heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, stomach, intestines, and joints.
Proper ratios of Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids provide tremendous benefits such as reduced inflammatory injuries and your pet's skin, coat and kidneys rely on them as well.
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