Not exact matches
Exposing the body to extremely low temperatures
within the cryotherapy chamber alerts your brain to pump more
blood to your internal organs which causes vasoconstriction — in layman's terms this means your
blood vessels constrict causing your
blood pressure to increase.
We have 60,000 miles of
blood vessels within us that are lined with smooth muscles that
constrict (or) dilate based on our perception of temperature.
The severity of the conditions is more serious when the stomach twists upon itself
within the abdomen in a clockwise rotation causing the inlet and outlet of the stomach as well as
blood vessels which supply the stomach to become
constricted at both ends.