Sentences with word «reabsorption»

These drugs alter kidney function to prevent reabsorption of glucose into the patient's blood stream.

PectaClear ® also works to prevent reabsorption of toxins through the digestive tract, offering gentle, everyday support against accumulation of toxic metals and other pollutants.

First, insulin enhances sodium reabsorption in the kidney.

For his PhD in chemical biology and biochemistry, Granier probed the interactions of intracellular signaling proteins with a GPCR that triggers an increase in water reabsorption from the kidney, called the vasopressin type 2 receptor.

Hence, finding a way to block glucose reabsorption in the kidneys could offer a potential treatment for lowering blood sugar levels.

In the absence of the enzyme, indomethacin reabsorption into the circulation was reduced, resulting in increased elimination, a shortened half - life, and reduced exposure to the drug.

Dr. Shomron adds that the new explanation resolves the longstanding mystery as to why it takes at least three weeks for SSRIs to ease the symptoms of depression when they begin inhibiting reabsorption after a couple days — the development of neurons and synapses takes weeks, not days.

Decreased reabsorption of bilirubin reduces the appearance of jaundice.

The margarines of today are much better than they used to be and some of them that have been fortified with plant phenols such as «Logicol» in Australia are a very healthy spread which can help to lower cholesterol reabsorption.

Calcitriol increases gastrointestinal absorption of calcium and phosphorus, increases renal tubular reabsorption of calcium, and helps maintain calcium and phosphorus homeostasis.

SGLT2 inhibitors work by altering kidney function to stop reabsorption of glucose into the blood stream.

Specifically, insulin act on the proximal tubule in the kidney to stimulate reabsorption of sodium.

Glucosuria is considered when there is a normal blood glucose concentration, but no kidney reabsorption abnormalities.

It is certainly true that, insofar as intelligence and its operations constitute only a partial reabsorption of life within its own genesis, to the extent it is partial, it distorts the actual process in trying to comprehend it.

Secondary aphakia concerning in partial development of the lens due to late reabsorption or eventually due to expulsion through a corneal perforation (1).

Sodium and calcium share a common transport mechanism at the kidney, and sodium affects reabsorption of calcium by that organ.

5 Fluoride counters tooth decay by preventing the loss of minerals from enamel and promoting reabsorption of calcium and phosphate from saliva into the enamel.

BACKGROUND: Classical fat grafting techniques are relatively difficult to learn and sometimes complications (fat indurations and irregularities) arise as well as unpredictable reabsorption of the transplanted fat.

Coffee inhibits this glutamate reabsorption.

She says that including cooked foods in the diet slows down the cleanse to the perfect degree to allow maximum waste elimination without reabsorption of toxins.

In this interview, we also find out how we can get relief from constipation to avoid all the toxic reabsorption that's bad for the body.

During the dental cleaning, the bad teeth along with gingivitis and bone reabsorption were discovered.

However, if the blood glucose rises above the renal threshold (approximately 180 mg / dL [10 mmol / L]-RRB-, these tubular reabsorption mechanisms are overwhelmed and glucose appears in the urine.

That is because many other factors can contribute to a rise or fall in BUN (infection, stress, poor appetite, Cushing's disease, intestinal bleeding, dehydration, extensive skin trauma, certain medications [eg corticosteroids], liver disease and the degree of kidney BUN reabsorption).

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It has been proposed that the inefficient transport diminishes reabsorption of uric acid in the kidney and prevents its conversion into a soluble form in the liver, thus causing an elevated level of uric acid in the urine.

This hormone also works to enhance the active reabsorption of calcium and magnesium from the kidneys.

This oversaturation may be caused by increased excretion of crystals by the kidney, increased water reabsorption by the kidneys, and changes in the urine PH leading to crystal formation.

According to Wikipedia, the standard of care drugs are Ezetimibe (prevents reabsorption of sterols in the intestines) and bile salts like Colestipol and Colestyramine (that's Questran — might be better for you than one of the other drugs).

This may be due to the fact that some bacteria express the enzyme bile salt hydrolase, which can affect intestinal cholesterol reabsorption (33, 34).

These drugs treat diabetes by altering kidney function to stop reabsorption of glucose into the patient's blood stream.

Since alcohol is a diuretic, it causes kidneys to produce more urine, which will block the release of a hormone necessary for water reabsorption.

Gnosticism is full of stories, but these stories have lost the significance of the unique and irreversible event, and instead look, in what happens, for a step - by - step approach to reabsorption in totality.

The cells also exhibited significantly greater albumin transport, glucose reabsorption, and brush border alkaline phosphatase activity.

Because everything — our brains are basically bathing in this pool of blood and if we make toxic blood from reabsorption of the stool particulate, you can image your brain's not gonna function too well.

The early evacuation of meconium tends to decrease the reabsorption of bilirubin (the yellow pigment responsible for jaundice).

Both drugs inhibit reuptake, or reabsorption, of these neurotransmitters by neurons, thus prolonging their action.

These drugs inhibit the reabsorption of serotonin, making it available longer for transmitting signals between neurons.

It was discovered afterward that one of them seemed to block the reabsorption of serotonin, leaving it to linger longer at cell receptors, and the other blocked the destruction of the serotonin neurotransmitters in the synapses in the brain.

Canagliflozin is known as a SGLT2 inhibitor and is a relatively new type of drug that works by blocking the body's reabsorption of sugar or glucose.

This explanation differs from the conventional theory that SSRIs directly relieve depression by inhibiting the reabsorption of the neurotransmitter serotonin in the brain.