Sentences with phrase «microscopic damage»

However, building size consists of creating a pump in your muscles, when the muscle is flooded by incoming blood carrying nutrients and causing microscopic damage to muscle fibers, which in turn causes the muscle tissue to repair itself and become bigger in order to handle the increasingly heavier load.

When we lift weights, our muscles incur microscopic damage in their fibres and connective tissue, making them fatigued and sore.

Muscle growth is all about the process of healing — when we lift weights, our muscles incur microscopic damage in their fibres and connective tissue, making them fatigued and sore.

Since its initial discovery in late 1992, this site has been the subject of research by top scientists to date the fossils accurately and evaluate microscopic damage on bones and rocks that authors now consider indicative of human activity.

An autopsy can trace the path of a bullet through a body, or reveal microscopic damage to blood vessels in the brain, or identify a lethal clog in an artery.

The team of researchers led by Prof. Dr. Ben Fabry, Dr. Navid Bonakdar and Richard Gerum was able to show that plastic cell deformation is caused by microscopic damage to the cytoskeleton, a network of fibre - like structures inside the cell that give it mechanical stability.

Free radicals lack electrons, and in the process of trying to become stable, they wind up harming other molecules, causing microscopic damage that can result in significant health issues over time, including premature aging.

So, it is no surprise that we need these two amino acids to heal, not only gaping wounds, but also the microscopic damage done to blood vessels and other tissues in our body caused by inflammation and infection.