Sentences with phrase «rendering harmless»

Additionally, research strongly suggests enhanced stomach and gut health reduce allergic pro-inflammatory reactions, autoimmune responses, and breakdown many pathogenic viruses and bacteria before they enter the bloodstream rendering them harmless.

In 1990, two medical doctors, Dr. Steven Kaali and Dr. William Lyman, discovered that a small electric current could disable viruses from being able to infect cells and multiply, thus rendering them harmless.

It is the body's primary water - soluble antioxidant, rendering harmless otherwise dangerous free radicals in all water - soluble areas of the body.

An enzyme called acetaldehyde dehydrogenase converts the acetaldehyde into acetic acid (aka - vinegar), rendering it harmless.

Fortunately, progress continues on developing new therapeutics aimed at removal, repair, replacement, or rendering harmless of all of the key lesions in the neurodegenerative aging processes that erode every aging person's health and functionality and that progress into the clinical diagnosis of PD in an unfortunate few.

If we stand together as One Purple People, we the peeps will overcome the perps, and the sociopathogens plaguing the body politic will be rendered harmless.

HERVK can no longer make infectious viruses because each copy of the virus has some mistake that renders it harmless.

Cells contain an array of defences against them, notably special enzymes such as superoxide dismutase and catalase that render them harmless.

Scientists lament that microbes can't chew up the plastic to render it harmless.

They then inserted the DNA encoding this analogue into a virus that had been rendered harmless, incorporated the region of the liver cell that responds to glucose, and injected the modified virus into diabetic mice and rats.

We are developing a new kind of medicine: regenerative therapies that remove, repair, replace, or render harmless the cellular and molecular damage that has accumulated in our tissues with time.

The enormous size of the oceans historically and incorrectly was assumed able to dilute any noxious material to concentrations low enough to render them harmless.

Ships are required to manage their ballast water so that any aquatic organisms and pathogens are removed or rendered harmless before the ballast water is released into a new location.

Adding fermentation to the mix reduces the harmful properties even more, but does not completely render them harmless.

Another hidden culprit lies in these toxins because our body's response is to render them harmless to us and our organs by diluting them with water.

Grapefruits are high in vitamin C that binds to free radicals and renders them harmless.

This detox is referring to anything that has to go through phase 2 liver conversion in order to be rendered harmless and eliminated from the body.

The goal in treating candida is to restore the candida so that it rendered harmless, and in balance with other bacteria.

Phytate in nuts, seeds, legumes, whole grains, and vegetables also binds with mercury, arsenic, lead, cadmium, beryllium, and barium to render them harmless: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16478274 http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1542754

Vaccine includes an infectious organism rendered harmless but still capable of stimulating the immune system.

Fortunately, the heat from cooking these foods is enough to change the thiaminase enzymes and render them harmless.

With a killed vaccine, the causative organism has been killed or inactivated to render it harmless.

Vaccines include an infectious organism that's rendered harmless but is still capable of stimulating the immune system.

Destroy enemies at close quarters to build your multiplier, and see their bullets rendered harmless.

Recognizable elements of rifles, shotguns, and pistols have been rendered harmless and now move sonically and rhythmically in space to create an elaborate percussive composition.

After that, recovering those nutrients and applying them (after they're rendered harmless by biological activity) to crop land could solve several problems at once.

Because these residues are not rendered harmless by the wastewater treatment process, they are free to reenter the environment — and ultimately the human body.

Old highways are reclaimed by natural vegetation, land covered by hot lava soon has ferns and other plants growing on it, and even oil spills are quickly oxidized and «eaten» by micro-organisms that render it harmless.

Not exact matches

Today new technical skill has rendered the smelter fumes harmless.

The virus seems to be harmless until some change in its environment renders it lethal in its effects.

It envelopes them and their vehicle in a cloud of bright pink fluff, rendering them as harmless as a giant marshmallow.

The bits, called short interfering RNA, then associate with other enzymes to form a large complex that can silence certain genes and render the virus harmless.

If there can be a low - cost vaccine which is effective in rendering the parasite harmless, then millions of lives can be saved and this will also benefit the economy by millions of dollars each year, says Prof Preiser.

«Skin pigment renders sun's UV radiation harmless using projectiles.»

Traditional methods of vaccine development, such as rendering a pathogen harmless and injecting it, do not work.

2/15/2008 New Approach May Render Disease - Causing Staph Harmless A multi-institution collaboration between U.S. and Taiwanese scientists, including researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) School of Medicine and the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, has uncovered a complet... More...

Apples contain about 10 grams of sugar per 100 grams, but the fiber content slows the digestion rate, rendering the sugar harmless.

The liver: The body's master site of transformation, the liver takes toxins and hormones, and renders them virtually harmless.

Copper contains antioxidants that render free radicals harmless.

A road - trip comedy that somehow renders both promiscuity and racism harmless.

It simply shows Irving doting on his very young daughter, with the chilling corollary, revealed much later, that he has made up a racist and anti-Semitic ditty to sing to her (noting, of course, that she is too young to understand it, rendering it therefore harmless).

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These containers shall be incinerated or disposed of in an environmentally safe manner by a duly licensed disposer, an approved medical sharps incineration facility or shall be disposed of in such a way as to render the sharps harmless.

This happens when a vaccine is injected into an animal with a suppressed immune system (caused by genetic factors, poor diet, stress, existing illness, etc.); or when the vaccine manufacturer fails to render the viral component of the vaccine harmless in the lab.

The latter is as basic as you would expect, simple three hit combos and nice skull cracking animations, rendering your enemies as harmless as any coma victim.

I agree to indemnify, hold harmless and release Judd Foundation, its directors, officers, employees, members, managers, affiliate, agents and contractors from any and all claims, liabilities, loss, damages, costs and expense of any kind whatsoever (including reasonable attorneys fees) by myself or any other person, entity, or corporation, and covenant not to sue or make any other claim because of the Foundation's decision to include or exclude a submitted work from the catalogue raisonné or its refusal to render an opinion on authorship.

Accordingly, we should not construct any additional nuclear reactors until and unless we devise a way to render the spent fuel therefrom harmless = not be more radioactive than the world Mother Nature has created in which we live.

This takes a long time: it could be several decades before these ozone - destroying chemicals are rendered mostly harmless.

Folks typically don't appreciate just how scientists use massive redundancy in the data to render any gross data error that slips through, harmless in the end result.