Sentences with phrase «stronger lungs for»

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Belle, a former thoroughbred, was shot in the lung with an arrow; Assemblyman says animal cruelty case highlights need for stronger laws to protect pets, horses and why he's holding NYS Animal Advocacy Day on May 28th

The data linking violent media to aggression, for instance, are «just as strong» as those linking smoking and lung cancer, says Christakis.

Plus, strong winds bring pollution from Baltimore and Washington, D.C., said Kevin M. Stewart, director of environmental health for the American Lung Association for the region, in an interview with the Harrisburg Patriot - News.

Speedy walks also win out for boosting cardiovascular fitness because your heart and lungs get stronger each time you push yourself.

This vital nutrient is needed for the growth and repair of body tissues; it helps protect mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, throat and lungs; it prompts the secretion of gastric juices necessary for proper digestion of protein; it helps to build strong bones and teeth and rich blood; it is essential for good eyesight; it aids in the production of RNA; and contributes to the health of the immune system.

Renowned for speed and endurance, the American English Coonhound has a strong but racy body, a deep chest with plenty of lung room, a strong back, broad loin and well - defined musculature.

A deep brisket capable of housing strong lungs is required if the OES is to maintain the stamina needed for a day's work.

«Researchers theorize that neurobiological rewards are a part of the evolutionary history of animals with long legs meant for running and strong lungs — they helped keep them fit,» reported Phys.org.

You'll need a strong set of lungs for these campgrounds: both of Haleakala Crater's two backcountry camp sites require hiking above 7,000 feet.

Yaail Lung Dardee Stronger Families; Wanjana Lidj offers this program to families for up to 12 months to preserve the family unit and maintain a safe environment for the children within Aboriginal families who wish to receive an Aboriginal specific service.