For example, excessive yeast
produces toxic substances that can pass through the blood - brain barrier and alter neurological functioning causing «brain fog,» behavior problems and learning difficulties.
The banana variety Yangambi km5
produces toxic substances that kill the nematode Radopholus similis, a roundworm that infects the root tissue of banana plants — to the frustration of farmers worldwide.
The lichen Bryoria tortuosa is yellow and
produces a toxic substance known as vulpinic acid while B. fremontii — made up of the same fungus and alga — is dark brown and produces no such acid.
Also, pathogenic bacteria, yeast, and fungi
produce toxic substances that make their way into the bloodstream and the rest of the body.
When these critters die off,
they produce toxic substances that can make you feel ill.
Not exact matches
It is also used in catalytic converters — devices that break down the
toxic products
produced by a car engine into less harmful
substances.
For example, the metabolically engineered microbes that are sometimes used to
produce biofuels and chemicals are currently subject to genetically modified organism (GMO) regulations, while the molecules they
produce are subject to chemical regulations such as the
Toxic Substances Control Act in the United States and the regulation on Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) in Europe.
But to be fair, much of the concern is rooted in some scary generic drug scandals, in which
toxic substances made it into a medication that was
produced overseas, such as occurred with heparin in 2008.
They are
toxic and carcinogenic
substances produced by fungi, which reach the food chain through plants and their fruit.
Others, biochemists, have been saying that it may be a
toxic state that absorption of chemicals such as opioid, peptides, morphine like
substances from the gut that you and I
produce in our diet from milk and wheat, are actually getting access through that leaky gut into the developing brain.
The last 25 % of the teeth contained bacteria which
produce toxins more powerful than botulinum (Important note, botulinum is widely recognized as the most
toxic substance known to humans).
An increased lead of undigested protein fragments can get to the colon and feed a section of the flora there which overgrow,
produce poisonous
substances (like ammonia and various biogenic aminos) which are
toxic to the body if allowed access to the general circulation.
The immune system sends out an increasing amount of antibodies to fight these foreign
substances and in doing that
toxic chemicals are
produced which attack the body tissues causing allergic reactions and pain and inflammation throughout the body.
The dubious honor of being the most powerful
toxic substance goes to a protein
produced by the bacterium, Clostridium botulinum.
Bacteria can
produce certain
toxic substances or break down protein
substances in the digestive system that have been incompletely broken down.
These organisms
produce a wide range of
toxic substances that demand an adrenal response as well as having mind - altering effects.
Despite the
toxic substances used to
produce them, fabrics in the United States do not have strict labeling requirements in regards to chemicals.
Adding more fresh
produce to your diet, will ensure that no more
toxic substances are absorbed into your body and you will start to feel more energetic and have better digestion as well.
When you consume alcohol, however, a
substance is
produced in the liver that is
toxic to the release of testosterone.
Some of the
toxic substances that your liver has to contend with are
produced right within your own body!
Our body has the powerful ability to process and eliminate the 500 chemicals and
toxic substances we come into contact with daily, as well as the hormone metabolites and immune complexes
produced as a result of normal metabolic functioning.
Though our own bodies don't
produce substances that are
toxic to us, it's important to remember that when our systems are out of balance, we may overproduce some
substances.
A little bit of mucuoid is normal in our intestines, as it is
produced to protect us from
toxic substances.
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Fats become
toxic due to heat damage, and the heat causes chemical reactions between ingredients,
producing substances that are often
toxic and sometimes carcinogenic.
Poisonous plants
produce a variety of
toxic substances, and cause reactions ranging from mild nausea to death.
Scientists have identified more than 700 plants that
produce troublesome or
toxic substances in sufficient amounts to harm animals.
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TBI does not refer to brain injuries or defects that are hereditary, congenital or degenerative, or induced by birth trauma,
toxic substances, or disease -
producing organisms.
Buying pollution liability insurance will cover your interests against lawsuits where a third party could be injured by a
toxic substance produced as a result of your work.
Simply put, mold is a fungus that
produces allergens, irritants and, in some cases, potentially
toxic substances.
They are certified to meet the Global Organic Textile Standard, meaning they contain at least 95 % organic fiber, are not treated with
toxic substances and are
produced in mills that enforce strict social and environmental standards.