Sentences with phrase «less gastric»

Not only did she have more energy, she had less gastric upset.

High digestibility is a mainstay of dietary management, since it requires less gastric, pancreatic, biliary and intestinal secretions for digestion, and thus facilitates absorption in the upper small intestine.

There's MTT oil which causes gastric distress and raises ketones a little bit, and there's Brain Octane Oil which has much less gastric distress and is shown in a clinical study to raise your ketone levels far, far higher.

Not exact matches

Hassall found that the use of proton pump inhibitors, a group of drugs meant to reduce gastric acid production, grew exponentially for babies less than a year old over the past decade.

The animals that got microbes from the gastric bypass donors lost about 5 % of their body weight in 2 weeks — even though they weren't eating any less than controls.

There was less evidence of a connection in people with lung cancer, gastric cancer, prostate cancer, leukemia, melanoma or Merkel cell carcinoma, but the available data were positive.

Because if it were current generating — electrogenic — like the sodium - potassium pump, it would produce less acid in the stomach for the benefit of patients with gastric ulcers.

«Patients who had the gastric bypass procedure had superior ability to sustain changes both in weight and blood sugar, and they did so requiring less medication for their diabetes, their blood pressure and their lipids,» says Goldfine.

After one year of treatment, 100 percent of patients having sleeve - IT and 46 percent of those having gastric bypass weight - loss procedures reached glycemic control (glycated hemoglobin 6.5 percent or less), compared with 8 percent of those treated clinically for diabetes.

However, even non-PPI-based antacids (e.g., Pepto - Bismol, Tums, or H2 blockers such as Tagamet and Zantac) still suppress gastric acid to a lesser degree.

My husband is convinced the testosterone shots caused him to gain over 40 pounds so he's got enough of them got a gastric sleeve and now he has no desire he could care less about sex and refuses to do anything if it involves the testosterone shots I did however talk to me into doing the free testosterone test we're waiting on the results they said they got them yesterday any thoughts or ideas on my situation thank you advance

MCFA are broken down almost immediately by enzymes in the saliva and gastric juices so that pancreatic fat - digesting enzymes are not even essential.1 Therefore, there is less strain on the pancreas and digestive system.

That's one of the reasons the people who have higher generous levels of testosterone in their blood has less complications after a gastric surgery.

Other lesser - known symptoms that indicate stress is robbing you of health include: constant fatigue, energy crashes, difficulty recovering from stressful events, headaches, trouble falling and staying asleep, trouble waking up, emotional mood swings, sugar and caffeine cravings, irritability, lightheadedness between meals, eating to relieve fatigue, dizziness upon standing, and gastric ulcers.

However, some dogs produce far more gastric lipase, and some far less, than the average.

Overall, dogs have become more energetic, less sensitive to allergens and had fewer bouts of gastric and other health issues.

Neutered male dogs were at less risk for bloat (gastric dilatation volvulus) and dilated cardiomyopathy, whereas spayed females were at increased risk for intervertebral disk disease.

Occurring far less frequently are cerebella ataxia, gastric torsion and deafness.

Other conditions that are less common include allergies, gastric dilation, intestinal issues and spondylosis deformans.

In less critical cases the early therapy for dogs showing gastric distress involves withholding food for 12 - 48 hours (until vomiting has stopped for 12 hours).

Fiber slows gastric emptying and the digestion of carbohydrates, which also slows the release of glucose, blunting its postprandial rise (blood sugar increases less after meals).