Not exact matches
In animal studies, too much fibrin in the central
nervous system has been associated with
breakdown of the myelin sheath that surrounds the nerves and allows them to conduct electrical signals properly.
Others theorize that a baby's immature
nervous system and inability to handle the constant sensory stimulation that surrounds her cause a
breakdown by the end of the day, when colic most often occurs.
Montani suspects that the
breakdown of neurons could be caused by reduced synthesis of lipids in the myelinating cells of the
nervous system, among other factors.
Multiple sclerosis causes progressive damage to the
nervous system and the
breakdown of myelin.
If you're working out as hard as you possibly can, say at a boot - camp - style event, it's possible to send your
nervous system into a
breakdown, which is not only discouraging but physically draining.
If not enough carbohydrate is consumed to maintain blood glucose levels for the brain,
nervous system, and developing red blood cells the
breakdown of glycogen for glucose results in a loss of water, which many interpret as weight loss.
Second, cryotherapy may calm the sympathetic (fight or flight)
nervous system and slow nerve conduction as well as increase parasympathetic response.Third, cryotherapy may mitigate the release of inflammatory mediators and creatinine kinase, a product of muscle
breakdown.
This is because vitamin C helps protect cell health and prevent
breakdown, while the minerals in the fruit help maintain the
nervous system.
It has been suggested that GTE exerts these effects through its action on the sympathetic
nervous system, more specifically on the
breakdown of the catecholamine noradrenaline.
My
breakdown was really a breakthrough for me as I learnt to feel my feelings and slowly but surely healed my
nervous system and improved my health.
I was about to have a
nervous breakdown when I was told that my big suitcase had disappeared from the
system completely.
This defect impairs the
breakdown of complex molecules resulting in abnormal accumulation of this macromolecules in the cells of the peripheral and central
nervous system.