Sentences with phrase «slow water absorption»

The purpose of all the background information was to drive home a point - pure water alone can be detrimental to long term performance, as athletes require other nutrients to function, while too much sugar or salt in the digestive system will slow water absorption and result in a similar performance decrease, along with severe GI distress.

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When you soak chia in water, it creates a gel that helps slow the absorption of sugars, and helps coat the gut lining... Read More»

The only time to slow down or avoid water is when dining so you don't dilute digestive enzymes that break down food for absorption.

Some fibers bind water in the intestine, which can slow absorption of nutrients and increase feelings of fullness (14).

It means that the gel formed by soaking chia before eating will create a bulk in your intestines that holds water, slows the absorption of glucose from carbohydrates, reduces cholesterol by binding it, and produces a softer stool that is easy to eliminate.

• Extreme Muscle Hardness & Vascularity • Helps Reduce Bloat, Water Retention • Clean gel, no scent or residue & dries quickly • Rapid superior absorption • Targets slow to respond / stubborn areas

• Powered by Arimistane & Chrysin • Helps Prevent Water Retention & Puffiness • Clean gel, no scent or residue & dries quickly • Rapid superior absorption • Targets slow to respond / stubborn areas

Keep in mind though, that when you eat a meal with your detox water, the absorption of the detox water will be a bit slower.

The detox water promotes slower absorption of nutrients from your food, ensuring that it gets broken down properly in your stomach and digested properly.

As hypertonic drinks contain more glucose than body fluids, absorption from the gut and rehydration is slower than if you drink just water.

«As a result, ocean waters deeper than 500 meters (about 1,600 feet) have a large but still unrealized absorption capacity... As emissions slow in the future, the oceans will continue to absorb excess CO2... into ever - deeper layers... eventually, 50 to 80 percent of CO2 cumulative emissions will likely reside in the oceans»

I make you angry: -RCB- It shows CO2's absorption in the longwave IR band, CO2 slows longwave radiation lost to space which increases temperature which increases evaporation, increasing water vapor in the atmosphere.

Heavy water is used as a moderator in some reactors because it slows neutrons effectively and also has a low cross section for absorption of neutrons.

5) As a consequence, the partial pressure of CO2 has been rising in these as sinks acting surface waters, which has been making CO2 absorption from the atmosphere to the sea surface sinks become slower.

Here is a sketch of how it works: The slow absorption of carbon dioxide by the ocean changes the water's pH.

As a consequence, the partial pressure of CO2 has been rising in these as sinks acting surface waters, which has been making CO2 absorption from the atmosphere to the sea surface sinks become slower.