Sentences with phrase «larger organs like»

How would you get the thickness of larger organs like livers or kidneys?

Not exact matches

Gelatin - rich foods, from bone broths to head cheese to foods like pig's feet and ox tails, were a large part of a traditional diet Our ancestors relished every part of the animal, and just as they ate organ meats that most modern Americans now spurn, they also ate all the gelatin - rich bony and cartilaginous bits of the animal.

The larger your baby gets, the less room remains for vital organs — you know, like your bladder and lungs.

Sleep Snag: A Space - Hogging Baby The larger your baby gets, the less room remains for vital organs — you know, like your bladder and lungs.

«That's a large, dome - shaped organ, and it's like delivering a small child through a tiny opening.»

The prozonstrodontians form part of the larger group of therapsids, probainognathians, a group of cynodont (dog - like) therapsids that evolved a large cerebellum and lost the parietal foramen for the third eye (an organ on the skull roof that detects light for monitoring thermoregulation and daily rhythms such as sleep).

The quirkiest organ in the human body may be a large sheet of fat that stretches over the intestines, liver, and stomach like an elastic apron.

All male spiders have a pair of sex organs called pedipalps, held like two boxing gloves in front of their face, but in this particular daddy - long - legs spider the right pedipalp was twice as large as the left.

Some health experts claim that our modern habit of eating large amounts of muscle meat (like steak) without eating the organs and connective tissue or making broth with the bones may be contributing to modern disease.

It is the largest organ and is responsible for important functions like vitamin d creation and synthesis.

Whole grains, including those with gluten, are often considered part of a healthy diet even though the same nutrients found in whole grains can be found in equal or larger amounts in foods like vegetables, fruits, and meat or organ meat.

You might not realize it, but our skin is actually the largest organ that we have, and just like every... View Article

Dr. Sarah Cimperman, ND @DrCimperman Skin is the body's largest organ and it's our first line of defense against foreign invaders like microbes and environmental toxins.

Since our livers are the largest organ responsible for detoxing, they're like the alcohol control board of your bod.

Gelatin - rich foods, from bone broths to head cheese to foods like pig's feet and ox tails, were a large part of a traditional diet Our ancestors relished every part of the animal, and just as they ate organ meats that most modern Americans now spurn, they also ate all the gelatin - rich bony and cartilaginous bits of the animal.

And just to be clear, this means your digestive organs like your stomach, your small intestine and your large intestine.

Supplementing with enzymes when eating (especially with larger meals) can help take some of the burden off digestive organs like the pancreas, stomach and intestines.

This amino acid is found in large amounts in other parts of the animal, including the organ meats and gelatinous cuts like tendons and skin.

... except the fermentation / mammalian species point: wild carnivores, and some domestics like cats, eat the gut of their prey — their prey are mostly vegetarian animals; these organs have a large amount of fermented, pre-digested vegetable matter — wild grains, seeds, grasses, root and woody fibers.

Could it be that breast milk isn't low in iron automatically, just that women are eating a lot less iron because we no longer eat organ meats in large quantities like we did during the bulk of human evolution?

The skin is the body's largest organ, and feeds off what we eat just like all other organs.

I'm sure I sound like a broken record, but your skin is your body's largest organ and so not only do we have to pay attention to what we put in our bodies, but also what we put on it.

Was I the only one who became unsettled and swoonish at the sight of a large, inverted carcass hanging from a tree, its vital organs strewn about like children's toys, the occasional pack of hunting dogs fighting over a lung, another one looking for a quiet place to enjoy the severed head?

When organs like the liver or kidneys are not working at their best, their functional units that are still working can sometimes compensate by processing a larger fluid volume.

When David talks about them resembling toys or tools, it's partly this matter of scale that he has in mind; whereas the larger works are like bodies — one can imagine swapping places with them — the more recent sculptures are more likely to be the size of major bodily organs.