But a new mouse study shows that a natural sugar called trehalose can actually arm the immune system with more of the machinery it needs to combat atherosclerosis, a dangerous condition in which
plaque build up hardens and narrows the arteries.
But a new mouse study out of the Washington University School of Medicine (WUSM) shows that a natural sugar called trehalose can actually arm the immune system with more of the machinery it needs to combat atherosclerosis, a dangerous condition in which
plaque build up hardens and narrows the arteries.
Not exact matches
Atherosclerosis —
hardening of the arteries — is a potentially serious condition where arteries become clogged by a
build -
up of fatty deposits known as «
plaques».
To better explain this finding, the team turned to yet another protein, amyloid beta — which in its soluble form, before
building up and
hardening into
plaques, has already been found to be toxic to the synapses.
The condition results from
plaque build -
up, which
hardens in the arteries, blocking and reducing blood flow to the legs, arms, brain and other organs.
Cholesterol causes
plaque build -
up in your arteries, and makes them narrow and
harden.
Over time, if you keep eating a poor diet, this congestion
builds up, layer after layer, eventually forming a
hardened layer of
plaque in the intestin.
In a cohort of studies spanning the past forty years, scientists have found that deficient magnesium levels are linked with all known cardiovascular risk factors including high blood pressure, arterial
plaque build -
up, calcification of soft tissues, excess cholesterol levels and
hardening of the arteries.
Vitamins A, D, and K work in synergy to regulate calcium metabolism (among many other valuable functions in the body): specifically, to
build strong bones and teeth (preventing and reversing osteoporosis and dental caries), and to mobilize calcium out of soft tissues where excesses often end
up (especially the calcified
plaque that causes
hardening of the arteries).
As time goes by, layers of
plaque build up and then start to mineralize (
harden) using calcium taken from the oral cavity.
Once
plaque is allowed to
build up, it releases acids that
harden into tartar.
Gingivitis Bacteria and
plaque - forming foods can
build up on your pet's teeth and
harden into tartar, which causes inflamed gums, Gingivitis.
As this mixture
builds up in her mouth, it begins to form
plaque, which eventually
hardens into tartar and discolors your kitten's teeth.
Plaque that begins to
build up on teeth after eating, will begin to
harden in around 24 hours in some dogs and
up to 48 hours in others.
As time goes on, the
plaque builds up in layers and also mineralizes (
hardens) with calcium from the oral cavity.
As with people, the main culprit is a
build -
up of
plaque, which eventually
hardens into tartar, leading to gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) and periodontal disease.