Sentences with phrase «taken out of the bloodstream»

That's why insulin is so critical to taking it out of the bloodstream and putting it somewhere FAST, like muscle cells or fat cells.

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Insulin takes away any surplus glucose your body creates out of your bloodstream and takes it to the liver, the muscles or deposits it in the form of fat tissue.

The purpose of the lymphatic fluid is to feed the cells by carrying vital nutrients to them and to «take the trash out», i.e. deliver cellular waste to the bloodstream, from where it's handed over to the kidneys, colon and lungs for elimination.

Namely, it takes many hours for all of the amino acids you get through food to be absorbed into the bloodstream, which means you're going to experience the benefits a little bit later than you'd like to, possibly missing out on a chance to stop protein degradation and jump start protein synthesis right after a grueling workout.

The EDTA binds to these calcium deposits and flushes it out of the bloodstream, taking with it the arterial plaque.

For one thing, when you eat, your GI tract is forced to draw fluid from your bloodstream, and can take several liters out of your circulation.»

This is why we think there's so much less fat in our bloodstream after eating whole almonds compared to the same amount of almond oil taken out of the nuts.

Of all the hormones in the body, only insulin causes the liver to take sugar out of the bloodstream and store it in the form of glycogeOf all the hormones in the body, only insulin causes the liver to take sugar out of the bloodstream and store it in the form of glycogeof the bloodstream and store it in the form of glycogeof glycogen.

Insulin can be described as a storage hormone as it's job is to take nutrients out of the bloodstream and carry them to target tissues.

The ELISA test can be giardia - positive for up to six months after treatment because it takes awhile for the antigens to clear out of the bloodstream.

Dialysis Dialysis serves as an artificial replacement for kidneys, which are supposed to take waste out of the bloodstream.