Sentences with phrase «significant damage to the heart»

As explained by cardiologist Dr. Alfred Bove, a STEMI heart attack is characterized by certain readings on an electrocardiogram, and «is usually associated with pretty significant damage to the heart muscle.»

The study team examined heart tissue removed from patients undergoing ventricular implants and found that G6P can cause significant damage to the heart muscle.

Not exact matches

Ever more people are suffering from cardiac insufficiency, despite significant advances in preventing and minimising damage to the heart.

«These findings could have a significant impact on patients with heart failure, whose damaged hearts make it difficult for them to engage in normal activities like walking up a flight of stairs,» said Qian.

They also contain significant amounts of phytosterols, a compound thought to reduce the risk of heart disease by lowering high levels of damaging LDL cholesterol (6).

In the previous chapter, I alluded to it as too much time in heart rate Zone 3 — just hard enough to deplete energy stores and damage muscles, but not quite hard enough to elicit any significant training response.

Since vitamin E is the body's primary fat - soluble antioxidant, sunflower seeds, seed oil, and seed extracts help deter free radical damage that can contribute to aging, as well as providing significant anti-inflammatory benefits that may help reduce the risk of arthritis, and heart disease.

This oxidation causes dangerous free radicals to form, which can cause significant damage in your cells and increase your risk of heart disease by damaging the inner lining of your blood vessels.

Symptoms don't usually develop until significant damage has already occurred to the heart.

Even though these infestations in children are relatively uncommon, if they occur there can be significant damage to the internal organs like the liver, heart, brain, lungs, and eyes.

Also, as these bacteria invaded deeper into the tooth cavity they reach the blood supply to the tooth, and can enter the bloodstream where they cause significant damage to the liver, kidney, and heart.

The authors know both worlds intimately, and offer a straightforward approach that gets to the heart of patterns of unhelpful interpersonal behavior that ultimately damage significant social bonds.