Sentences with phrase «regulate skin temperature»

Discovering that you can control the «involuntary» response of the sympathetic nervous system (which regulates skin temperature) by intentionally relaxing, can enhance the awareness, «I'm in charge of me, including my body!»

The fabrics ability to absorb moisture and porous qualities make it a breathable fabric which also helps regulate skin temperatures.

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BonnBonn Baby's unique moisture wicking fabric quickly evaporates drool (and the occasional urine leak), keeping baby's skin dry and his temperature regulated, while the antimicrobial properties of the fabric inhibit the growth of odor - causing bacteria and fungus.

Skin - to - skin helps regulate baby's body temperature, makes baby feel more secure, and allows baby to get to know dad's scent and heartbSkin - to - skin helps regulate baby's body temperature, makes baby feel more secure, and allows baby to get to know dad's scent and heartbskin helps regulate baby's body temperature, makes baby feel more secure, and allows baby to get to know dad's scent and heartbeat.

Skin to skin immediately after birth has shown to have benefits to keeping baby at the optimal temperature, regulate baby's breathing and heart rSkin to skin immediately after birth has shown to have benefits to keeping baby at the optimal temperature, regulate baby's breathing and heart rskin immediately after birth has shown to have benefits to keeping baby at the optimal temperature, regulate baby's breathing and heart rate.

The secret to keeping your child's skin dry and soft is in the moisture wicking capabilities that work to regulate the internal thermal temperature that will keep your child's skin from overheating which can cause painful rashes from the moisture that builds up.

Bamboo is naturally odor resistant and moisture wicking with thermal regulating capabilities that keep your baby's skin dry and comfortable in hot or cold temperatures.

Skin - to - skin contact between baby and mother immediately following birth helps in bonding and to regulate baby's body temperatSkin - to - skin contact between baby and mother immediately following birth helps in bonding and to regulate baby's body temperatskin contact between baby and mother immediately following birth helps in bonding and to regulate baby's body temperature.

Because the baby's skin has to breathe and the child's temperature needs to be regulated, the materials have to allow a certain amount of air flow.

This way baby has the soft temperature regulating bamboo against the skin.

Holding your baby is actually pretty important in their early days, especially skin - to - skin, which, when done safely, can help regulate their body temperature and breathing, help you bond, help both of you relax, and help establish breastfeeding.

My son had trouble regulating his body temperature after he was born, so our skin - to - skin contact allowed my body to help his.

Now many hospitals are making it mandatory because it's proven that babies temperature regulates better on mothers skin.

This skin - to - skin contact has been proved to regulate their breathing and body temperature, improve feeding and help with bonding.

Merino wool have an ability to regulate body's temperature and it is perfect even for the most sensitive skin!

In fact, studies have found that skin - to - skin holding stabilizes heart and respiratory rates, improves oxygen saturation rates, better regulates an infant's body temperature, and conserves a baby's calories.

At night, dress your baby in clothing made of all - natural fabrics, like wool, to help regulate baby's body temperature and prevent skin irritation from wetness.

Skin to skin contact can also help regulate temperature and heart rSkin to skin contact can also help regulate temperature and heart rskin contact can also help regulate temperature and heart rate.

Baby's need that warmth from going skin to skin to help them regulate their temperature and stabilize their blood sugar levels.

Studies have shown that skin - to - skin contact helps regulate temperature and breathing in newborns, and helps reduce anxiety in older children.

The mattress is twin skinned with a 100 % waterproof inner and a washable temperature regulating cover which wicks away moisture and promotes airflow and breathability for a fresh and clean sleeping environment.

For this reason, breastfeeding and co-sleeping are huge parts of evolutionary parenting; they facilitate the bond between mother and infant via skin - to - skin contact [1], co-sleeping works to keep baby's temperature and breathing regulated [2][3] and it seems to provide parents and baby with better sleep [4], while breastfeeding offers vital immune protection to infants necessary for survival [5].

Our skin protects us from the external environment, as well as helping to regulate internal body temperature.

Your skin works as a barrier, protecting your inner organs against infection, germs, bacteria and harmful sunlight, and assists in regulating the body's temperature.

Thin - weave wool apparel is great for regulating body temperature while wicking moisture from the skin.

Sweat is produced in order to cool down your skin and regulate internal body temperature, so it should be understood as an indicator of how hot your body is.

Healthy skin will more effectively protect you from the elements including bacterial infection, synthesize vitamin D3, and regulate body temperature.

The skin helps regulate body temperature and is our first defense against germs (not all bacteria is bad!)

The skin produces sweat to regulate the body's elevated temperature.

A friendly message from the skin of women everywhere: We're too busy regulating temperature, protecting against damage and holding all of a person's insides in place to worry about whether we look «dewy» enough.

The biggest detoxification organ, your skin is covered in tiny sweat glands that not only regulate body temperature, but also expel toxins through sweat.

This affects the body by slowing metabolism, affecting mood, impeding proper heart function, causing dry skin, hair loss and coarse hair growth, hair growth in abnormal places, abnormal menstrual cycles and difficulties regulating body temperature.

The skin produces cool sweat to regulate the body's elevated temperature.

Water regulates our body temperature, keeps our skin healthy and helps with digestion.

Sweating regulate your body temperature, hydrate your skin and balance the levels of electrolytes such as sodium and calcium in your body, according to the Mayo Clinic.

They feel amazing on my skin, but best of all, the natural fiber really seems to regulate my body temperature.

Dogs do not perspire through the skin as we do, but instead regulate body temperature by getting out of direct sunlight, wallowing in water, decreasing activity, and panting.

Our furred pets rely on hair to protect their skin, help regulate body temperature, and insulate the internal organs from cold and heat.

The goal of this fuzzy hair is not exclusively meant for making pups adorable, but to also help the pups regulate their body temperature while protecting their skin from the elements.

One option might be to give warm (or cold) pulses to one's skin, like the wrist, with a tactile device when one's partner is sad (or otherwise shows a peripheral temperature drop) to upregulate one's temperature that we suspect will help regulate one's partner.10 We again stress that the exact mechanisms are still unclear and that STT should not be integrated into relationship therapy until a number of exploratory and confirmatory studies have been conducted.

Choosing breathable fabrics and fillers is key — natural materials allow air to flow, as well as having many other qualities to promote a cooler night's sleep; silk, cotton and linen all wick away moisture (sweat) from the skin to help avoid a sticky slumber, whilst a wool - filled duvet helps to regulate the body's temperature throughout the night.

Breathable like a second skin, it helps regulate temperature, so it's no wonder the material makes for the ideal summer wardrobe.