Sentences with phrase «to get into one's bloodstream»

He needed IV antibiotics to prevent the infection from getting into his bloodstream.

When this bacteria gets into the bloodstream it may reach a bone, muscle or joint where it can multiply and cause a deep infection.

But how clusters of cells get into the bloodstream in the first place has been a mystery, in part because scientists couldn't easily see inside tumors to find out.

It also gets into the bloodstream quickly and increases the glycemic load.

After all, anything you put on your skin gets into your bloodstream within minutes!

During digestion, these toxic chemicals get into the bloodstream and end up stuck in body tissues, but particularly your colon.

Virtually all of the hormone in the cream or patch gets into the bloodstream if it is put on thin areas of the skin such as the inner arms.

How much of it actually got into their bloodstream?

This infection can then get into the bloodstream causing major problems in many of the organ systems of your pet.

Maybe the fog and the low carb flu got to to with fat and toxins getting into the bloodstream and causing the fog.

Once antioxidants get into your bloodstream, they seek out damaging compounds known as free radicals.

It usually develops when an infectious fungus species gets into the bloodstream, such as through an injection, and spreads to the victim's spine.

Normally, this barrier lets nutrients through but blocks larger molecules and germs from getting into your bloodstream.

If gum inflammation or deeper periodontal disease is allowed to develop, these bacteria get into the bloodstream and travel to other parts of the body.

This occurs when the cancer cells get into the bloodstream or lymph vessels of the body.

So when we put something on our body that is full of toxic chemicals, those chemicals get into our bloodstream.

These bacteria and toxins can then get into the bloodstream, which leads to further inflammation in your body.

Hydrolyzed protein gets into your bloodstream faster.

If the minerals were attached to a directly absorbable substance, they would get into the bloodstream more readily.

Dental problems in dogs can lead to loss of appetite and broken or lost teeth, and it may even damage other organs if bacteria get into the bloodstream through diseased gums.

This is when the cells that create the barrier against food getting into the bloodstream become damaged, thus allowing large undigested food particles (and chemicals) to be released systemically.

Vascular lesions - Generally come from infections which get into the bloodstream and travel all through the body

When the gates are partially opened, bacterial fragments and incompletely digested food particles get into the bloodstream.

Even though we preach grace from the pulpit — that we're all messy, broken, sinful, spiritual high maintenance people — that doesn't always get into our bloodstream.

Since less regional anesthesia gets into your bloodstream than with general anesthesia, it causes less sedation in the newborn.

Alcohol gets into your bloodstream about 30 - 45 minutes after you've drunk it, so if you'd like an occasional drink, perhaps time it for just after a feed.

The efficacy of most antipsychotics depends on their pharmacokinetics, or their ability to get into the bloodstream after being absorbed.

If another form of the parasite gets into the bloodstream, it can damage the liver and spleen in a deadly form of the disease called visceral leishmaniasis, also known as black fever.

A blend of low - temperature processed whey proteins, especially pre-training where it can get into your bloodstream rapidly, is superior to either whey or casein hydrolysates, as it also contains the ever - important biologically active fractions.

This is because, once metabolised by the liver only small amounts actually get into the bloodstream where they can be of use.

After that, the virus gets into the bloodstream and thus attacks all nearby cells, duplicating itself in geometric progression.

Saliva from the infected cat gets into the bloodstream of the uninfected cat thereby spreading FIV.

It can help regulate how fast sugar gets into the bloodstream, help you (or your pet) feel full, and it can help food move through your digestive system to prevent constipation.

If they are attached to an easily absorbable substance, they will get into the bloodstream more readily.

Collagen can help reinforce the lining of our gut and «seal» the lining, thereby reducing inflammatory and stressful particles from getting into our bloodstream and making us tired.

«Cortisol's job is to pull blood sugars, fats and protein from where they are stored and get them into your bloodstream fast to give you energy to get through the emergency,» Wszelaki explains.

Alcohol does in fact cross the blood brain barrier and does get into your bloodstream.

«The OPCW had access to blood samples, which were consistent with exposure of the patients to a nerve agent which got into the bloodstream and caused the reported effects, and also conducted on - site sampling of environmental samples, which was consistent with presence of the same nerve agent at these sites.

These papaya enzymes on an empty stomach also get into the bloodstream and clean up the dead cancer cell debris.