Vaginal photoplethsymography, for instance, involves inserting tubes into the vagina to measure blood flow and wetness, then comparing the data to penile blood flow.
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Blood flow was induced after 47 days through the vein, but actual spontaneous blood flow was not achieved even after 90 days of treatment.
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Those differences in blood flow can be picked up based on changes in skin colour—basically, the redder your skin, the greater the blood flow.
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In a press release, he explained that exposure to smoke impedes blood flow, and when blood flow is constrained the risks of heart problems increase.
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Coronary arteries clogged by fatty plaque can reduce blood flow to the heart, causing chest pain and possible heart attacks if the blood flow is completely blocked.
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"It does seem to inhibit one of the enzymes that tends to reduce or restrict the blood flow, therefore, increasing the blood flow in the penis," he says.
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Once the flame extinguishes, the fast drop in temperature creates a suction process that increases blood flow, supposedly directing blood flow to a specific area to speed up muscle healing.
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His colleague, Douglas Smith, told me that unlike muscles, which clearly experience increased blood flow when in use, some areas of the brain have more blood flow when used, others not so much.
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Poor blood flow can be linked to poor skin conditions.
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Anything that increases blood flow will theoretically increase orgasmic function.
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The conductivity of blood is also dependent on blood flow.
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Pulses of blood flow in the vagina during REM sleep.
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During rest periods, the blood flow went back to normal.
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The constant pressure blocks blood flow, killing your skin cells.
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Meldonium increases blood flow which improves exercise capacity in athletes.
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Most importantly, they saw decreased blood flow in the amygdala.
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Blood flow through the previously blocked artery was greatly improved.
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Fainting is caused by inadequate blood flow to the brain.
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"Imagine Bernie now," he quipped, "with 100 percent blood flow."
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Temperatures nearing minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit aren't conducive to blood flow.
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In cardiac arrest, however, there is no blockage of blood flow.
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A second surgery at 4½ months would reroute his blood flow.
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Physical activity can aid in alleviating tension and increasing blood flow.
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The blood flow remains and the risk of infection is small.
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We know fMRI measures blood flow and not neural activity directly.
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This helps enhance blood flow, reduce soreness, and speed up recovery.
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Morgan's head and chest were also scanned to monitor blood flow.
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Mitchell applied a tourniquet, cutting off blood flow to the wound.
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The main goal is to increase blood flow in the body.
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When blocked, blood vessel walls relax and blood flow is increased.
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Heart attacks result from blockages in blood flow to the heart.
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"This means that in men with atherosclerosis [build-up of plaque in the arteries causing obstruction of blood flow], the blood flow in the penile vessels is compromised earlier than in the coronary arteries," she added.
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"There may be a small increase in blood flow to the genitals when applied topically, however the blood flow needs to be internally for both men and women to get the most benefit of arousal," she says.
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A fMRI measures brain activity by looking at blood flow in the brain (much like weight lifting increases blood flow to your biceps, the flow of blood increases to the areas of the brain that are active).
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Without blood flow of their own, they can't survive without careful monitoring.
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Also included: rosemary extract, which helps to boost circulation and blood flow.
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Immediate treatment usually involves opening the clogged artery to restore blood flow.
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Thyroid hormone levels directly affect cardiac contraction, relaxation and coronary blood flow.
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The tear blocked blood flow to May's brain and caused the stroke.
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Electronic monitors measured their vital signs, blood flow, and other important functions.
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Finally, screwy blood flow in the eye can lead to optic neuropathy.
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Athletes claim it aids healing, recovery, and blood flow and reduces pain.
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You watched blood flow with your waves as hangmen discarded martyred bodies.
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What is the appeal beyond the first few minutes of blood flow?
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Gillies thoroughly researched the blood flow and nerves in the human face.
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Treatment is to block the abnormal blood flow between artery and vein.
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Probably I should take a baby aspirin daily, to promote blood flow.
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The magnets of the MRI can detect subtle changes in blood flow.
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The pulsing boosts blood flow and transports fluid out of the limbs.
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When the spasm passed, the arteries reopened, and blood flow was restored.
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The lack of blood flow was causing her heart to beat erratically.
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"The moist heat also encourages blood flow circulation," according to the Masa.
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One example Dr. Magit gives is that of a high-tech bandage that monitors blood flow from a serious wound, which functions just like a regular bandage but only has this added benefit of possibly monitoring blood flow.
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His goal was to reestablish blood flow so that it could function normally.
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"The warm water will support more blood flow to your genitals," she says.
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They occur when a blood clot cuts off blood flow to the brain.
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"Your body needs time to increase blood flow before beginning activity," she explains.
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The citrus-scented formula stimulates blood flow while leaving skin soft and supple.
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Blood pressure is the force of blood flow in arteries, veins and capillaries.
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Allow me a minute to get the blood flow back to my brain.
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This prompts new vascular tissue to grow, increasing blood flow to the penis.
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AIS occurs when blood flow to the brain is restricted by a clot.
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People with afib often deal with shortness of breath and poor blood flow.
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And an ultrasound can show the abnormality in blood flow from this compression.
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Namely, they found changes in certain kinds of blood flow and brain activity.
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Increased blood flow gets more oxygen moving around to muscles and other tissues.
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The blood flow restored some of the pig brains' molecular and cellular functions.
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The wearable gathers movement, heart rate, blood flow and pressure and skin temperature.
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Sickle cell disease is a genetic disorder that slows or stops blood flow.
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As soon as death occurs and blood flow ceases, organs begin to deteriorate.
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Via functional MRI imaging, they saw reduced blood flow in the temporal cortex.
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Eastern European scientists have promoted meldonium's health benefits, saying it increases blood flow.
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Increased blood flow also provides more oxygen to muscles and could increase endurance.
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On the echocardiogram, it opened and closed briskly, letting the blood flow freely.
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Blood flow to the brain can be interrupted for any number of reasons.
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This promotes enhanced blood flow while helping reduce soreness and speed up recovery.
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Blood flow through her brain was abnormally rapid, a sign of severe anemia.
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That resets the neuromuscular system, and also brings blood flow to the area.
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The blood thinner would help the baby get better blood flow, he explained.
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Contracting the pelvic floor muscles strengthens them, increasing blood flow to the region.
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It then compares those images to standardized data on emotional blood-flow signatures.
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Someone get the prince some ice ... and some sun ... and some blood flow.
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It is forcing or restricting someone's ability to breathe or their blood flow.
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Researchers like Neville have argued that clitoral blood flow is a more reliable indicator of female arousal than vaginal blood flow; for one thing, vaginal lubrication can be an automatic physiological response, even to non-consensual sex, to protect the body.
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It's a facial massage that stimulates blood flow, releases tension, and reduces water retention.
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First, she'll massage my glutes with an orange-derived oil to increase blood flow.
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I was trying to fluff things up to get the blood-flow to happen.
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We have 48 hours to restore blood flow or Izzy will not make it.
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Viagra increases blood flow and makes it physically easier for men to have sex.
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Doctors use fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) to measure blood flow in the brain.
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The water pressure will work against the force of gravity, counteracting your blood flow.
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Typically, increased blood flow to the skin on the nose causes the red color.
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Standing up and moving around improves blood flow to the brain, which enhances cognition.
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The cuff is then slowly deflated until blood flow returns into the lower arm.
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Dry body brushing stimulates blood flow and circulation, energizing the body, mind, and skin.
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Four days into his coma, Henderson lost blood flow to one of his legs.
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Left untreated, a large clot stopping blood flow in the lungs can be deadly.
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The condition involves a leaking of the aortic valve, causing blood flow to reverse.
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The compression intermittently reduces blood flow, and that could make this kind of noise.
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It's used to treat ischaemia, a condition that limits blood flow within the body.
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Like, We've got to get blood flow going or we're gonna lose our minds.
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One leading suspect is venous congestion, a slowdown of blood flow leaving the brain.
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During the procedure, the pressure and blood flow in your heart can be measured.
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Sadness was the opposite, and revealed decreased blood flow and redness compared to neutral.
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It's comfortable to hold and stimulates blood flow to the scalp and oil glands.
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Your uterus is squeezing too hard, cutting off blood flow, and generally overexerting itself.
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"If you think of erectile physiology, you need blood flow, so anything that restricts blood flow is a bad thing," says John P. Mulhall, the director of the Male Sexual and Reproductive Medicine Program at Memorial Sloan Kettering Center in New York.
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"We had expected that fidgeting might attenuate" the reduction in blood flow and any subsequent acute changes in vessel health, he said, but the differences in terms of blood flow and subsequent arterial function were much more significant than they had anticipated.
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Equipped with Celliant technology, it can apparently enhance local blood flow, energy, strength, and endurance.
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Once activated, the drug blocks blood flow around the tumor cells, causing them to die.
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Also known as a heart attack, is a blockage of blood flow to the heart.
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The subtitle describes the smallest area of blood flow as it exits the heart valve.
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But if you over-exert yourself, it can lead to dehydration and shunt blood flow.
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Decongestant sprays work as a "vasoconstrictor," meaning they reduce blood flow to your nasal membranes.
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It's actually getting more blood flow and oxygen than it has in a long time.
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Secondly, folding the testes and its tubes into the rat's neck could constrict blood flow.
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For days, they ensured blood flow to her vital organs but eventually starved her extremities.
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Reduced blood flow in the intestines caused by cocaine can lead to ulcers and perforations.
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It constricts the arteries in some parts to increase the blood flow to other parts.
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The disease causes red blood cells to stick to vessel walls, which block blood flow.
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Without blood flow, the brain dies faster than any other organ in the human body.
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In 2014, doctors placed a stent in her right coronary artery to improve blood flow.
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When we overheat, our nervous system responds by altering our breathing and blood flow patterns.
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But she noted that a lack of oxygen and blood flow severely damaged his brain.
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This is problematic since, when blood flow drops, friction along the vessel walls also declines.
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The heart has four valves that control blood flow in and out of the heart.
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The blood flow can reveal changes in brain areas as small as a millimeter cubed.
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It does so by increasing the blood flow to your brain and alerting your senses.
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Or maybe it's that cold temperatures slow circulation and restrict blood flow to distressed joints.
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Dr. Hofman is convinced that the precipitating factor is diminished blood flow to the brain.
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Epinephrine works by reducing swelling in the airway and increasing blood flow in the veins.
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The opening for blood flow was a small fraction of what it should have been.
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A stirring score — say, by Erich Wolfgang Korngold — to make blood flow and spirits soar.
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That shape makes the cells less flexible, or more 'sticky,' which can impede blood flow.
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It then traveled and blocked the blood flow to the right side of her brain.
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Scientists believe that the victims die from a stoppage of blood flow, not from suffocation.
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As they had expected, brain blood flow dropped when people sat for four continuous hours.
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That can actually tangibly impede blood flow back to the heart and make you dizzy.
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According to Lee, NuraLogix's tech works by detecting changes to blood flow in the face.
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All three activities boosted blood flow to reward circuits in the brain's medial prefrontal cortex.
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A second theory is that decreased blood flow to the ear results in hearing loss.
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Viewed in the best possible light, it is a patriotic disorder: Affected areas typically turn white when vessels collapse and cut off blood flow, then blue for lack of oxygen-rich blood, then red as blood flow is gradually restored when the areas rewarm.
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This elevated blood flow can be from changes in emotion, like being embarrassed or drinking alcohol.
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Dr. Shlofmitz inserted two stents into her arteries to increase blood flow back to the heart.
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Poor blood flow isn't the only downside to getting shut-eye while laying on your side.
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He removed the taping from his left forearm, and maybe that let the blood flow better.
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In patients with F.M.D., fibrous tissue collects in specific artery beds, sometimes completely blocking blood flow.
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Her doctor inserted two stents into her arteries to increase blood flow back to the heart.
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Heightened estrogen levels lead to increased blood flow to the vaginal area, which can become engorged.
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Normal blood flow has been restored, and there are no signs of bleeding, rejection, or infection.
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Other spices, like turmeric and ginger, can also help warm you up by increasing blood flow.
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The second you get out of the water, your blood flow will go back to normal.
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Research has shown that nerve stimulation can dilate undamaged arteries, increasing blood flow in the brain.
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Raising the legs above the heart promotes venous blood flow and reduces swelling in the legs.
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Increased blood flow helps explain why exercise leads to better sexual function in men, as well.
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Athletes or patients in physical therapy could use it to monitor blood flow and muscle contractions.
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You may also be prone to more bladder and yeast infections because of slow blood flow.
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Argon beam coagulators are commonly used during such operations to stop blood flow and resection organs.
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I'm told that bone doesn't get a lot of blood flow and doesn't heal very quickly.
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Because it is tightened or strained or protecting an injury, no blood flow can come in.
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This is serious business in your body because bubbles in your bloodstream will stop blood flow.
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And the assumption (that's been validated in studies) is that blood flow correlates with neural activity.
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Cannabis, in general, works to relieve muscle spasms by increasing blood flow and decreasing muscle contractions.
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"The goal should be to elevate your heart rate and promote blood flow throughout," he says.
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A lot of different regions are activated, which means they're getting a lot of blood flow.
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These are the clots that ultimately travel upward and injure the brain by blocking blood flow.
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" In women, blood flow is "crucial," said Berman, "because it's the fundamental component that creates lubrication.
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They all work the same way, producing an erection by increasing blood flow to the penis.
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He ordered an ultrasound of the artery, which showed an obstruction creating the turbulent blood flow.
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Beyond that, the lack of blood flow could severely damage Ms. Williams's legs and internal organs.
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After all, what slows down blood flow more than being stuck in a chair all day?
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Dark chocolate is rich in cocoa flavanols, which have antioxidant properties and support healthy blood flow.
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Recent studies suggest e-cigarettes can cause acute harm to blood vessels and restrict blood flow.
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The artificial blood flow they create can also cause serious problems, including blood clots and stroke.
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Revascularization is the process of restoring blood flow to the limb through minimally invasive surgical intervention.
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Prostaglandins also prompt blood vessels to dilate, or widen, increasing blood flow to the affected area.
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Other research has shown that uninterrupted sitting dampens blood flow to various parts of the body.
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The MRI images showed that women with bulimia had decreased blood flow in a part of the brain called the precuneus while viewing food images after completing the stressful math problems, whereas blood flow significantly increased in that part of the brain among women without bulimia.
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"The potential implications that blood flow restriction has for rehabilitation is the thing that excites me the most," says Jeremy P. Loenneke, a professor of health and exercise science at the University of Mississippi who has authored several peer-reviewed papers on blood-flow restriction training.
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And those with more severe stuttering showed an even greater reduction in blood flow in that area.
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Complex elements like human skin sometimes need up to 20 layers of color to simulate blood flow.
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Ahead, we found eight pairs for you to shop — because a steady blood flow is pretty important.
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I found a bungee cord and I tied that around her leg to stop the blood flow.
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Chemicals in secondhand smoke can cause changes to blood flow, blood vessels, blood pressure and heart rhythm.
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Smoothly enough, in fact, that the baby's heartbeat was sufficient to power blood flow without another pump.
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This in turn leads to a disruption of blood flow into the penis, resulting in erectile dysfunction.
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Gupta also gives a thumbs up to using cinnamon boost circulation, increase blood flow and lower pain.
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They put her on the heart/lung bypass machine, which diverts the blood flow from the heart.
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In dilated cardiomyopathy, the heart's blood flow is decreased because its left ventricle becomes enlarged and weakened.
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Used primarily to treat heart conditions, meldonium helps to increase blood flow, resulting in increased exercise capacity.
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Cocaine Physiologically, cocaine reduces blood flow in the gastrointestinal tract, which can lead to tears and ulcerations.
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Other research shows that having a daily portion of dark chocolate improves blood flow to the brain.
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Meldonium, manufactured for people suffering from heart problems, can also increase blood flow and improve exercise capacity.
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The last needle is the real jerk: it injects chemicals into our vessels to stimulate blood flow.
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Doctors performed a Bi-directional Glenn Shunt procedure to restore proper blood flow to the baby's lungs.
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The genius in Beckers' company's innovation is that its practical applications extend far beyond analyzing blood flow.
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They work by applying pressure and restricting blood flow, which can provide a painful (and pleasurable) experience.
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It can also create blood-flow problems that make it difficult to get and sustain an erection.
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Studies show that uninterrupted sitting causes an abrupt and significant decline in blood flow to the legs.
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Known as functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy, the technique measures blood flow to cortical areas of the brain.
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Its Latvian manufacturer says meldonium, a heart medication, improves blood flow and allows athletes to recover faster.
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Blood flow is increased all over the body, and not just in the genitals, during sexual arousal.
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Meldonium, which improves blood flow, was placed on the World Anti-Doping Agency's banned list this year.
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The damage is being caused by necrosis, or tissue rotting due to an absence of blood flow.
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Blood-flow restriction training started out in a controlled laboratory setting, then spiraled into off-label use.
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"If you have a thin cuff, it takes more pressure to restrict that blood flow," Long says.
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"He thought it improved blood flow to his brain and enhanced his creativity," his son, Guy, said.
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Improved blood flow to the brain, the thinking goes, may aid overall brain health and slow deterioration.
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M.R.I. to map the activity of blood flow in the brain as participants report feeling the tingles.
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The stents held the vessels open and increased blood flow to the heart, theoretically fixing the problem.
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Manufactured for people suffering from heart problems, it can also increase blood flow and improve exercise capacity.
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The University of Nebraska's Athletic Performance Lab has a system to measure blood flow in the brain.
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When she was 153 months old, a severe blockage of blood flow in her pelvis destroyed bone.
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When the areas are rewarmed and the spasm resolves, blood flow resumes, often causing tingling or throbbing.
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Their tails incurred a few broken bones, which can heal, but lost blood flow often means amputation.
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This blood flow theme is made encroachingly poignant by the partially debilitating stroke Horn suffered in 2015.
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These massage "guns" use concentrated, rapid vibrations to alleviate pain, increase blood flow, and deliver pure relaxation.
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Additionally, the third-trimester fetuses of daily users had reduced blood flow, which can affect physical growth.
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That test found no evidence of reduced blood flow or "symptoms limiting your exercise performance," Monahan said.
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Your blood vessels dilate, blood flow patterns charge into your brain, and you get a feel-good rush.
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They can drop as low as 75 or 80 degrees below zero -- which aren't conducive to blood flow.
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Massages are known to reduce pain, help muscles recover, increase blood flow, ease inflammation — need we go on?
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The statement identified the stroke as a transient ischemic attack, which temporarily blocks blood flow to the brain.
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With six different massage speeds, it'll help relieve your muscle cramps while increasing blood flow, no appointment necessary.
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Stents can restore blood flow and reduce the chances that heart muscle will die during a heart attack.
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Then they'll play the strategy game Go inside an fMRI machine — while researchers monitor their brains' blood flow.
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For thousands of years, the Chinese believe that cupping helps to mobilise blood flow to promote muscle healing.
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She was put on anti-seizure medications, children's aspirin, and encouraged to stay hydrated to maintain blood flow.
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The operation provided alternative blood flow to the right side of her brain for the first time ever.
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But it involves a large, expensive machine, and there is a lag between neural activity and blood flow.
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It is also possible that the boy may eventually experience some blood flow blockages again in the future.
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The cups create a partial vacuum, which is believed to relieve pain by stimulating muscles and blood flow.
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Cirrhosis is a condition that deteriorates the liver, replacing healthy tissue with scar tissue that blocks blood flow.
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The $250 hands-free device is designed to increase blood flow to the clitoris, using suction to attach.
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They say the combination of chocolate and coffee "increases cerebral blood flow, which increases cognition and attention."—MUNCHIES
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The doctor told Sandra and Nailah that he couldn't say for sure what was causing the blood flow.
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However the blood flow and diameter of the inferior vena cava were reduced when lying on their backs.
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Four days after birth, doctors inserted a shunt into Jack's heart to keep it open for blood flow.
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Exercise prompts these changes in large part by increasing blood flow to the brain, many exercise scientists believe.
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But whether those improvements in blood flow are permanent or how long they might last was not clear.
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Your arteries will constrict, which can block blood flow to the heart and even cause a heart attack.
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"I'm glad we're in a financial position to let the blood flow again," Mr. King, a Democrat, said.
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It's used to improve blood flow to the heart, relieving chest pain and reducing risk of heart attack.
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Like many Americans, as I watched blood flow out of Philando Castile, I was tempted to look away.
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As they completed the test, they underwent fMRI scans, which measures blood flow to parts of the brain.
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These things can reduce the plaque in the arteries and help the blood flow easier in the heart.
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Both the physical crushing and subsequent lack of blood flow begin a cascade known as the crush syndrome.
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The blood flow signal is also stronger from the ear, which makes it easier to track heart rate.
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A second M.R.I. suggested that the thick lumpy meninges could be caused by a problem in blood flow.
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Researchers found a significant relationship between decreased blood flow in this region and a decrease in depressive symptoms.
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The treatment could also increase blood flow to the uterus lining, helping it to become thicker and richer.
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It can easily break down knots, increase blood flow, and help you recover quicker after your tough workouts.
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The researchers were also able to estimate blood flow to the brain, based on the skull and vertebrae.
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So better blood flow helps with engorgement, sensation and lubrication in women as well as erections in men.
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It uses vibration frequency and amplitude to relieve muscle spasms, increase blood flow, and shorten muscle recovery time.
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Stents are tiny metal tube-shaped cages used to widen arteries in which blood flow has become impeded.
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All erectile dysfunction drugs operate on the same smooth, automatic muscles in the body to improve blood flow.
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Air pollutants can decrease lung function and reduce blood flow — both of which are key for athletic performance.
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Though the practice of blood flow restriction is nothing new, its availability outside of a rehab clinic is.
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At age 215, her spleen, which helps fight bacterial infections, became dangerously enlarged because of blocked blood flow.
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Antioxidants rid the body of harmful free radicals that can damage blood vessels and impede blood flow. 4.
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Stay seated for several hours, and blood flow within the many blood vessels of the legs can slacken.
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The idea is that basic human emotions create specific facial blood flow patterns that are beyond our control.
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Instead, it uses lights and infrared sensors to pick up on changes in blood flow in the brain.
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According to a New Scientist study, wearing a tie can reduce blood flow to the brain by 7.5%.
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He did not admit to deliberately taking the drug, which increases blood flow and improves exercise capacity in athletes.
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For the study, lead researcher Thomas Denson used functional magnetic resonance imaging to measure blood flow to the brain.
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You can blame it on the buildup of fatty deposits in your arteries reducing blood flow to your penis.
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Working out is also great for your skin because it increases blood flow to your face which helps rejuvenate.
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Once these parts are exposed to cold or stress, the blood vessels narrow, restricting blood flow to the tips.
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The nerve fibers release chemicals that increase blood flow and cause inflammation, which is why your lips swell up.
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Eating chili peppers, for instance, has been linked to a lower risk for mortality, possibly by improving blood flow.
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This can slow the surge of blood flow to the skin and quiet the redness that many patients experience.
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Slow-twitch muscles work for long periods of time and need oxygen from blood flow to keep them operating.
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The substance, recently banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), boosts blood flow and can enhance athletic performance.
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The fabric includes blood flow-aiding ginkgo extract, antioxidant-rich vitamin E and a comforting lavender and chamomile scent.
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The substance, a performance-enhancing drug which increases blood flow, is the banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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You don't have the evolutionary pull of gravity on you, so the fluids and your blood-flow re-distribute.
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With all the soft tissue gone, the pain subsides, but now there's no blood flow to the dead tooth.
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It's limited and it's an indirect measure of neurons because you'er measuring blood flow instead of the neurons themselves.
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Three of the transplants failed and were removed when tests determined the organs were not receiving normal blood flow.
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This can lead to damage and even death of the heart muscle if blood flow is not restored quickly.
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Beet juice, as I write in the article, contains nitrates, which may help with blood flow, and thus stamina.
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Typically, they form near cuts or injuries, but in an artery or vein, a clot can decrease blood flow.
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Tissues, corneas, heart valves, skin and bone are not so dependent on blood flow and so can be recovered.
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Meldonium treats ischemia, or lack of blood flow, but can be taken in large doses as a performance-enhancer.
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She's seen variation in the brain's blood flow for different areas and changes in brain physiology compared with controls.
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Translation: Many believe that means less bruising and redness, increase blood flow, and even decreased arthritis and joint pain.
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Since nipple clamps restrict blood flow, if you keep them on for too long, you could cause nerve damage.
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The medical condition is different from a heart attack, in which blood flow to the heart is cut off.
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The study was conducted with functional magnetic resonance imaging, a scanning method that measures blood flow in the brain.
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Research shows that when we exercise, blood pressure and blood flow increase everywhere in the body, including the brain.
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Choose from different frequencies, amplitudes, and torque to increase blood flow, release stored lactic acid, and relieve that tension.
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The drug, which Sharapova said she took for medical problems, is thought to boost blood flow to the heart.
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Someone who's 75 has anywhere from 25% to 50% less blood flow to their skin than someone who's 30.
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When you increase blood flow, you help to restore oxygenation to the tissue, thereby decreasing inflammation and lessening discomfort.
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The lack of blood flow to your brain, paired with oxygen deficiency really does make your mind go blank.
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During long sitting sessions, blood flow to the glutes is restricted, and the muscles of the hips are contracted.
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Smoking is also known to restrict the blood flow that carries vital oxygen and nutrients between mom and baby.
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With regular sessions, dry brushing can help stimulate blood flow, soften dry patches and superficially treat pesky trouble spots.
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"When estrogen is doing its job, it improves blood flow and maintains the elasticity of the vagina," she said.
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With blood flow impeded throughout their bodies, patients may become breathless simply walking across a room or up stairs.
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Researchers gathered almost 2,300 patients with significant coronary artery disease and proof of reduced blood flow to the heart.
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But that benefit appears to be because of the placebo effect, not any physical change from improved blood flow.
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Absent social interactions, blood flow to vital organs is likely to be reduced and immune function may be undermined.
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Physical activity can promote the development of new blood vessels in the brain, and increase blood flow to it.
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She was hospitalized 15 times with acute chest syndrome, a potentially deadly blockage of blood flow within the lungs.
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These blood vessels provide blood flow to the arms, legs, the brain and other organs such as the kidneys.
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Claire suffered a stroke when a blood clot cut off blood flow to the right side of her brain.
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The nurse said my blood flow is weaker than average and that my veins are uniquely hard to find.
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The nurse said my blood flow is weaker than average and that my veins are uniquely hard to find.
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All underwent physical exams and three-dimensional ultrasound, an imaging system that evaluates blood flow through the blood vessels.
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It fosters blood flow, helps regenerate tissues and, by increasing heat, promotes the release of oils in the eyes.
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But brain blood flow rose slightly when the four hours included frequent, two-minute walking breaks, the scientists found.
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Many of these drugs either interfere with hormone function or regulate blood sugar and blood flow in the body.
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Now, you can add THC to the recipe to help relieve muscle soreness and tension and increase blood flow.
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Unusual patterns of blood flow in the brain persist for a month, studies in humans and in animal models show.
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The method is said to draw out any toxins, mobilize blood flow, soothe sore muscles and even help cure insomnia.
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The participants were placed in a functional magnetic resonance imaging machine (fMRI), which measures brain activity by monitoring blood flow.
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An AVM is an abnormal tangle of arteries and veins, often found in the brain, that disrupts normal blood flow.
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She stresses that there is, however, evidence against myths of blood flow reversing when women have their periods in microgravity.
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Milton dislocated his right knee completely ... and nearly lost the leg after blood flow to the injury site had ceased.
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"A brisk walk to the gym will help increase your core temperature and blood flow to the muscles," Betts explains.
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Parker's primary interest is in understanding the heart and how various parts of the anatomy can help with blood flow.
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A large cyst ups your risk of ovarian torsion, in which the ovary twists, cutting off its own blood flow.
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High levels of cholesterol can clog arteries, causing reduced blood flow that can lead to a heart attack or stroke.
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This can cause blood vessels to dilate, or become wider, decreasing blood pressure and helping blood flow easier, he says.
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Cock rings Cock rings are designed to restrict blood flow to the penis, allowing for harder and longer lasting erections.
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Warming lubricants can increase arousal by increasing blood flow, and for some, that can significantly up the ante on pleasure.
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"High caffeine intake can result in restricted blood flow in the placenta which may subsequently affect fetal growth," Chen explained.
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Interrupted periods of oxygen-enriching blood flow, even for short periods, cause neurons to die, resulting in serious brain damage.
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The wall of the aneurysmal dome was thin enough to see mesmerizing turbulent whorls of blood flow with each heartbeat.
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This lowered blood flow, but the clamp had to be removed every few minutes to irrigate the brain tissue downstream.
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Embolization is considered a minimally invasive surgery, and involves cutting off blood flow to a particular part of the body.
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Doctors insert the devices into narrowed or blocked arteries to pop them open, helping blood flow to the heart again.
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According to WedMD, however, the cacao-based treat could reduce heart attacks, lower blood pressure and improve arterial blood flow.
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There's a neurotransmitter called norepinephrine, and it's responsible for stopping blood flow from the penis, among other things, Fosnight says.
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That's when he came up with an idea to use data with graphics to help cardiologists visualize blood flow information.
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"The REM cycle can actually increase the blood flow to the genital area, making arousal easier to achieve," she says.
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At night, your genitals can be more engorged or lubricated because there's extra blood flow to the region, Fosnight says.
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A certain part of her brain showed no blood flow and had the dark-gray color of dead brain tissue.
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They found that the blood flow to the brain diminishes, allowing for an influx of clear, colorless cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
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Afib is an irregular heart beat, and people with the condition can experience shortness of breath and poor blood flow.
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Then doctors said that her daughter had suffered irreversible neurological damage from the interrupted blood flow to her brain stem.
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The garments can augment the movement of blood through muscles after exercising, when blood flow would otherwise slow, he says.
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He is recovering well, with good blood flow to the transplanted organ and no signs of rejection, his doctors said.
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Abiomed's Impella heart pumps were first approved earlier in 2008 to maintain blood flow through the body during heart surgeries.
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Braces shift teeth by applying pressure, which constricts blood flow to the surrounding tissue that holds those teeth in place.
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Meldonium, developed in Latvia for heart patients, aids blood flow and is not approved for sale in the United States.
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During pregnancy, the uterus grows, organs shifts, and blood flow changes, all of which can affect genital sensation and pressure.
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Finally, the patient was referred to Dr. Wade Smith, a specialist in strokes and other disorders of brain blood flow.
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There are many permutations and combinations of opinions, beliefs, blood flow and experience that go into choosing a menstrual product.
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Later, she developed sepsis, and lack of blood flow to her toes cause the tissue to die and turn black.
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She was unable to breathe on her own, and lacked both blood flow to the brain and neural electrical activity.
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Those conditions could "eventually cascade to a heart attack," if blood flow to the heart doesn't improve, Dr. Gulati said.
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The enlarged organ tugs apart the mitral valve, which controls blood flow from the left atrium into the left ventricle.
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On April 27, Sharapova made her return from her suspension for using meldonium, a banned substance that increases blood flow.
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Theralite heating will activate muscles, increase blood flow, and reduce muscle pain, so your massaging efforts will really pay off.
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Heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart is abruptly cut off; this is also called acute myocardial infarction.
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The best socks support you where you need it, prevent blisters, and improve blood flow through your legs and ankles.
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Cardiac arrests are caused by disturbances in the heart's electrical rhythm, which impede blood flow or stop the heart altogether.
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Walking improves cognitive function by increasing blood flow to the parts of the brain that deal with learning and memory.
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Tubes and valves connecting the model organs are shot through with fluid that serves as the function of blood flow.
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Blood becomes more concentrated during exposure to cold because blood flow to the skin is reduced to conserve body heat.
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Slightly strangling blood flow to the kidneys, he says, might make it harder for those organs to filter the blood.
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Phys Ed Taking a walk every 30 minutes can restore blood flow to the brain when you're sitting for hours.
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Previous work on the topic found a relationship between emotions and blood flow to regions like the cheeks and forehead.
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This has been repeated with words, with music, with emotion, with all kinds of things just with oxygenated blood flow.
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Still, the app in the study has the potential to enable doctors to test blood flow at the bedside without buying new equipment and get accurate results that can help surgeons choose which patients may be good candidates for procedures to unblock arteries and restore blood flow to the heart, Hibbert said by email.
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Creatine use may also increase the risk of "compartment syndrome," in which pressure builds in a muscle and prevents blood flow.
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They've built a $200 wearable that measures the wave-form of your pulse to track blood flow to the digestive system.
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Next the scientists scanned the brains using a functional MRI, which measures blood flow to active brain regions in real time.
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The increased blood flow will increase, and the corpora [the erectile tissue] will be expanded, and the penis will be 'larger.
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There are many trials that Gingko has an impact on cerebral blood flow which we know is an important end point.
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Percussive massage guns help promote blood flow and loosen you up by pounding on your muscles dozens of times per second.
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The brand-new technique has the potential to one day help humans survive when blood flow to the heart is interrupted.
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That means the pressure from the cyst is so intense that it affects blood flow to the lower extremities, causing swelling.
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Any heart attack, silent or otherwise, is caused when something blocks blood flow to the heart and damages the organ's muscle.
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Foreign Minister Tobias Ellwood attempted to give the stabbed police officer first aid, stemming blood flow and performing mouth-to-mouth.
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Scar tissue bleeds moreAt even 6-12 months post injury the area is still healing and has increased capillary blood flow.
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Specifically, Dr. Ahmed adds, you'll have more blood flow to your extremities or the "ends" of your body, including your mouth.
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You don't have to, like, go for a run, but just getting my heart rate up helps with the blood flow.
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Alcohol helps with this, she says, because it releases mental tension and increases blood flow, which makes you feel more comfortable.
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It heats up the skin to help pump oxygen and blood to the area, which helps with blood flow and circulation.
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And while you could wax, the extra blood flow and swelling in the area makes your skin super-sensitive to pain.
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Women's Symptoms May Be DifferentA heart attack happens when a blockage in your arteries prevents blood flow to your heart muscle.
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By feeding those sounds back to a person, he's found he can increase blood flow and possibly even stimulate cell growth.
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The rapid change can release nitrogen gas bubbles into the bloodstream, damaging blood vessels, blocking blood flow and triggering joint pain.
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This creates a state of blood flow into the penis while preventing the blood from leaking out of the penis — a.k.a.
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Working with your body rather than against it, you will maximize the blood flow to your brain – and your mental capacity.
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According to the American Stroke Association, a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) is a temporary blockage of blood flow to the brain.
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Blood flow to vital organs will become impaired, causing blood clots in the brain, heart and kidneys and overall tissue failure.
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"When your body goes into REM sleep, norepinephrine actually drops, causing a rush of blood flow into the penis," she says.
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Experts say the warm water can help improve your breathing and blood flow and even significantly improve your mood and optimism.
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If someone is having a heart attack, blood flow to the heart is physically blocked by a clogged or narrowed artery.
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By changing our relationship with gravity and raising our legs above our heart, we promote venous blood flow that reduces swelling.
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The company believes the therapy reduces inflammation, increases blood flow and spurs blood vessel formation that helps repair the heart muscle.
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The numbing temperatures restrict veins and limit blood flow, which reduces inflammation — but there's little evidence that the treatment actually works.
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"Working out is also great for your skin because it increases blood flow to your face, which helps rejuvenate," Munn wrote.
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The condition can occur after a trauma, and the swelling can lead to a restriction of blood flow and oxygen levels.
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It is caused by narrowed arteries that restrict blood flow to the heart and can ultimately lead to a heart attack.
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Experts theorize that by reducing inflammation and boosting blood flow, aspirin helps create an environment where embryos can implant and flourish.
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The procedure requires a test that involves threading a catheter from the groin up to the heart to measure blood flow.
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That heightened blood flow most likely aided the operations of portions of the brain that regulate body temperature, Dr. Jones said.
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And that causes a new problem, because the less muscle you have, the less oxygen, and therefore blood flow, they need.
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As her sibylline method of dismantling patriarchy, Rich trusted, with visionary conviction, to the senses — the evidence of heartbeat, blood flow.
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You might vomit, have a seizure, feel drowsy and confused, or lose consciousness altogether, as blood flow to your brain slows.
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Meldonium, also known as mildronate, is meant for reducing ischemia, which is decreased blood flow or oxygen to the heart muscle.
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The technique he's using—and an increasing number of bodybuilding bros are trying, too—is known as blood-flow restriction training.
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Bystander CPR generally won't restore a normal heart rhythm, but it can buy time by maintaining blood flow to vital organs.
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The document confirms the iconic Mexican singer's death was caused by arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease ... which prevents blood flow to the heart.
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I wonder if these fatty tumors get so big they cut off the blood flow to the muscles in your leg.
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It's a precursor to a heart attack, when a clot cuts off blood flow to the heart, starving it of oxygen.
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Sitting for a long time in the same position restricts blood flow and is not good for your muscles, she explained.
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Erectile dysfunction drugs work by increasing blood flow to the penis, and help men obtain or sustain an erection when aroused.
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Specifically, they looked at how much glucose (or sugar), oxygen and blood flow the brain was using in its different parts.
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Lymphatic drainage massages may be helpful too, since they're designed to increase blood flow and transport fluid out of the limbs.
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This sex toy's design stretches and adapts around your man's junk to keep blood flow up and bring him extra pleasure.
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The research found that the smoke impaired how vessels responded to blood flow; the study did not look at lung function.
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Then, its electric muscle stimulators will work to improve blood flow, release endorphins, and relieve any aches and pains ailing you.
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"Only the frequent two-minute walking breaks had an overall effect of preventing a decline in brain blood flow," she says.
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He also thought that pain was created by reduced oxygen and blood flow to the muscles and nerves of the body.
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Here's the hitch, though: Cocoa's effects on blood flow have never been directly linked to a lowered risk of cardiovascular events.
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For example, for every 100,163 people in the counties with the highest and lowest mortality rates in 2014, the authors saw significant differences in numbers of deaths from high blood pressure (18 deaths vs 4 deaths), poor blood flow to the heart (236 deaths vs 199 deaths), and poor blood flow to the brain (68 deaths vs 40 deaths).
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Looking at physiological differences, a 2014 study found that people with higher blood flow to the medial prefrontal cortex remembered more dreams.
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But as computer code took on more complex tasks, like spotting specious moles and quantifying blood flow, their duties began to accelerate.
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Over time, cholesterol deposits lodge themselves in the walls of these arteries, which can blocks off blood flow and cause chest pain.
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"Penile size in the flaccid state is purely a function of how much blood flow is circulating in the penis," he said.
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The best way to mitigate [these risks] is to maintain skin blood flow by maintaining average skin temperature and deep body temperature.
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Together these chemicals help regulate the flow of your delicious digestive juices and, down the line, blood flow to the GI tract.
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A blockage of blood flow to the brain can cause a stroke; other complications include heart disease and lung and kidney disease.
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The nitric oxide increases blood flow and triggers your body to release natural anesthetics, which can create either warming or cooling sensations.
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When the plaque breaks off or ruptures, a blood clot can form and block blood flow through the artery to the heart.
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Restoring blood flow to the heart as fast as possible can reduce the chance that heart tissue will be damaged or die.
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Micro-minerals are also found in clay, and when applied topically, they work to stimulate circulation and blood flow to the scalp.
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Beauty-wise, there have been claims, albeit unsupported, that the increase in blood flow helps to decrease inflammation and even treat acne.
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The placement of the glass cup creates a partial vacuum, which is believed to stimulate muscles and blood flow, while relieving pain.
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The minerals in it — aluminum, iron, titanium, manganese — are said to help stimulate blood flow, increase circulation, and clear up inflammatory conditions.
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The light that reflects back is recorded and used to infer blood flow in the brain, which is associated with neural activation.
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To test this possibility, Sestan and his team developed a system that provides blood flow to the brain at normal body temperature.
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A person could experience an ischemic stroke, in which a lack of blood flow deprives an area of the brain of nutrition.
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Practitioners often use heat to eliminate the oxygen in the cups, which Dr. Zeichner says enhances blood flow to the skin further.
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Foria claims to work by promoting relaxation and increasing blood flow, jumping off the cannabis plant's long-standing reputation as an aphrodisiac.
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If you're diabetic or a smoker, you generally have reduced blood flow to your gums that diminishes the region's ability to heal.
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High blood sugar can also make your blood flow slow down, which in turn messes with your body's ability to heal itself.
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The researchers were particularly interested in blood flow to the hippocampus, a portion of the brain that is essential for memory function.
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We can combat that situation easily by standing up and moving, causing leg muscles to contract and blood flow to remain steady.
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You see, when your heart stops beating, it halts blood flow, which is supposed to transport oxygen to your organs and tissues.
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The software then infers neural activity within voxels or clusters of voxels, based on detected blood flow (the areas that "light up").
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At the same time, reduced blood flow in your arteries leads to hostile conditions that promote injury to the blood vessel walls.
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The consequent changes inside blood vessels can prompt plaques there to rupture, cutting off blood flow and causing the actual heart attack.
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The Green New Deal could even find a whole new set of supporters if it promises to make less red blood flow.
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He developed theories about blood flow, nerves, and the anatomy of the face and created techniques that are used to this day.
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In one recent study, college students showed healthier blood flow in their lower legs if they fidgeted than if they did not.
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The clot that caused his leg pain had broken loose and cut off blood flow to the left side of his brain.
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For women in menopause, low estrogen levels can have sexual consequences because of a decrease in blood flow, tissue elasticity and lubrication.
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The belief is that the scraping helps the blood flow to areas of the body that are tired, stiff, and even injured.
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Once he made the initial incision down the length of the scarred pericardium, the blood flow through the heart more than doubled.
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And hibiscus, which has been used in the Middle East for a long time to increase blood flow and lower blood pressure.
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But heart attack increased the risk for vascular dementia, the type caused by impaired blood flow to the brain, by 35 percent.
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As organisms scale up, physics dictates what's possible for any kind of movement and function, be it blood flow, digestion or locomotion.
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They can reduce swelling and help increase blood flow — this method is often used by athletes and their trainers for wound care.
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He has spoken about suffering from orthostatic intolerance, a disorder that affects blood flow and leads to fainting, according to media reports.
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The suit covers her arms and legs and provides pulsing massage and compression to increase blood flow and speed up muscle repairs.
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The holes-in-the-brain scans promoted by Oprah were revealed to be images of changes in cerebral blood flow, not holes.
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Such plaques are worrisome, since if they break free from the artery walls, they can block blood flow, causing a heart attack.
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Swimmers sometimes worry about hypothermia, in which blood flow, neural function, and cellular metabolism are compromised, leading to a loss of consciousness.
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For example, research published by Stanford found that close reading of a novel increased blood flow to underused areas of the brain.
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Tracee Ellis Ross' makeup artist Vera Steimberg smoothed her skin with circular roller balls to promote blood flow and plump her complexion.
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It was equally apparent when people broke up their sitting after two hours, although blood flow rose during the actual walking break.
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However, if an embryo embeds itself on the membrane dividing the womb, it may not receive enough blood flow to develop properly.
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In 2014, doctors placed a stent in her right coronary artery to improve blood flow after she reported discomfort following routine exercise.
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These structures — there are two in a normal brain — are very sensitive to a lack of blood flow and changes in electrical activity.
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After the treatment, there was less blood flow in the part of the brain that is involved in emotion processing, called the amygdala.
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The nitrites can be further converted into nitric oxide when circulating in the blood, which can improve blood flow and reduce blood pressure.
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A retina specialist next door gave Cosby aspirin in the hope that it might increase blood flow to the back of his eye.
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When that force is too low, your vital organs may not be getting the right amount of blood flow they need to function.
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This is typically the result of plaque build-up in the artery that breaks away and forms a clot, thus obstructing blood flow.
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All of this causes your sympathetic nervous system to ramp up and increase your heart rate, blood pressure, and blood flow to muscles.
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The pieces are designed to help with muscle stabilization and improve blood flow to muscles, according to Javier Macias of Adidas Global Training.
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When enough of this plaque accumulates in the vessel walls, it restricts blood flow to the heart, increasing risk of a heart attack.
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It comes armed with two air pumps for optimal stimulation, along with a therapeutic heat function that improves blood flow and relieves fatigue.
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The condition disrupts normal blood flow, meaning surrounding tissues may not get enough oxygen, and affected vessels can rupture, the Mayo Clinic says.
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An allergic response might cause white blood cells to release histamines, signaling blood flow to the nose and causing your snot to run.
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The THC increases blood flow and sensitivity, while the CBD reduces inflammation and relaxes your muscles, but the other ingredients are important, too.
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Dyck explained there's a common misconception that pins and needles and numbness are caused by a lack of blood flow to the nerves.
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"Moderate intensity seems to be optimal for increasing blood flow to the brain," Northey, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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It's aimed at stimulating blood flow to the genitals, to help women suffering from low libido get in the mood before having sex.
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The document says she died when a blunt force injury tore her left vertebral artery, and cut off blood flow to her brain.
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As mentioned above, the improved blood flow and blood volume can help to shuttle nutrients to muscles and improve recovery from tough workouts.
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Dr. Andrews noticed that hibernating squirrels use melatonin, a potent antioxidant, to protect the cells when blood flow increases after months of inactivity.
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Lie down on the mat and extend your legs up to the ceiling, feeling the blood flow from your toes towards your heart.
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When that happens, the body undergoes a cascade of changes, including blood clots and leaky blood vessels that impede blood flow to organs.
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Cocaine constricts blood flow to the septum, the part of the nose that separates your right and left airways and divides your nostrils.
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The restraints severely cut off blood flow to his legs, according to the suit, one of which developed gangrene and eventually required amputation.
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Because your immune system rushes to the rescue, sending in special cells called osteoclasts, which ultimately relieve the pressure and restore blood flow.
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Tools like foam rollers, which are standard equipment for Roche's runners—release tension and promote blood flow, which can speed the process along.
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Also, acute inflammatory responses due to an infection can lead to reduced blood flow in patients with preexisting cardiovascular diseases, the researchers noted.
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As Kirino noted, many of the animals' brain cells apparently remained intact long after blood flow had been cut off to the brain.
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"More blood vessels in tissue means greater blood flow," he says, with augmented delivery of oxygen and nutrients and better overall tissue health.
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Vigna extract helps cell renewal to diminish fine lines, soy protein promotes firmness and caffeine extract stimulates blood flow and rejuvenates the complexion.
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While doctors can assess the appearance of the vaginal lining and measure blood flow and acidity, test results may not correlate with symptoms.
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In addition to understanding more about head movements, the atlas can also share information about blood flow to the brain through vertebral arteries.
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Little Foot's blood flow to the brain, and likely the use of glucose by the brain, was three times lower than modern humans.
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He's known about the diagnosis -- an abnormal vascular formation in the brain which constricts blood flow, called an arteriovenous malformation (AVM) -- since January.
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High cholesterol causes plaque to build up on the walls of the arteries, which can lead to decreased blood flow and blocked arteries.
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At this point you are in danger of blood clots and will need anti-clotting medications to increase blood flow to the area.
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For example, the most common events in the study were coronary revascularizations -- procedures like stents that bring blood flow back to the heart.
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There is also some evidence for a loss of neurons or a disruption in blood flow in a region of the brain's hippocampus.
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Smart Cuffs is a personalized blood flow restriction pump designed to promote muscle growth, minimize the loss of muscle mass, and build strength.
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For instance, subscribers received a tool for Gua Sha, a traditional East Asian practice often used to relieve pain and stimulate blood flow.
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The excess can back up in the arteries and create plaques that hinder blood flow, leading to strokes, heart attacks and heart disease.
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He called 911 from a bathroom before helping colleagues wrap the man's blood-soaked jeans above his injury to cut off blood flow.
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With pregnancy in particular, they write, the risk is higher because of physiological changes, such as slower blood flow and blood vessel dilation.
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Interestingly, none of these changes in brain blood flow were dictated by alterations in breathing and carbon dioxide levels, the scientists also determined.
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He is also an advocate for workouts that test your endurance and require no equipment to get the body moving and blood flow pumping.
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"Food in the stomach diverts blood flow to the GI tract, and away from other muscles, putting them at risk for cramping," she says.
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This is likely because Apple's photoplethysmography process relies on reading the flow of blood, and there is insufficient "visible" blood flow around the abdomen.
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So now you're trying to make do, managing the blood flow each month with a piece of cloth or whatever tissues you can find.
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Among the top results Google spits out are some seriously dubious DIYs (including one that involves cutting off your blood flow with dental floss).
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Using a mix of Transdermal Optical Imaging and advanced machine learning algorithms, the technology assesses facial blood flow information to reveal hidden human emotions.
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Doctors performed several surgeries to try to restore the blood flow to Thomas' right leg before having to perform the amputation, the attorney said.
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Not the best for players that already have bone weakness, and, honestly, not good for anyone, as blood flow aids recovery and prevents injury.
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Making these transitions throughout the day, as well as moving around, is the healthiest arrangement for your muscles, bones and blood flow, Hedge said.
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The technique involves placing small glass cups on the skin, then pulling them from the body to relax the muscles and boost blood flow.
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Revving up your cardiovascular system helps increase blood flow to your muscles, raise your body temperature and thus — you guessed it — warms you up.
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It was designed to look at possible beneficial effects of increased blood flow to the placenta in mothers whose unborn babies were severely underdeveloped.
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Sharapova admitted on Monday that she tested positive for meldonium, a drug that can boost an athlete's endurance and rehabilitation by increasing blood flow.
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In preparation for delivery, Markle has allegedly hired a doula, started acupuncture sessions to "boost blood flow to the uterus," and learned hypnobirthing techniques.
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But this can starve some organs of blood flow when our internal temperature gets close to 40℃ instead of the normal 37 to 38℃.
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Not only does it get me out of the house and allow me to enjoy nature, it also helps increase blood flow and mood.
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The researchers found that the art activities (done for three minutes each) improved blood flow to the brain's prefrontal cortex—your brain's pleasure center.
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Above, we're showing off two tying techniques to keep the sandals from falling down your legs — or, conversely, stopping blood flow to your feet.
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But two weeks after the surgery, the doctors had to remove it when a yeast infection began restricting blood flow to the new organ.
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For example, it has a partnership with the Royal Hospital, Wolverhampton to better track aortic stenosis, when heart valves narrow and restrict blood flow.
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He became hyperactive, jumping up and down, before blood flow stopped suddenly, causing him to go into cardiac arrest and collapse, the report says.
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However, it is treatable with multiple surgeries to increase blood flow to the body and bypass the poorly functioning left side of the heart.
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But the results do suggest that the improvements in brain blood flow because of exercise will diminish if you stop training, Dr. Smith says.
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Blood pressure is determined by the balance between the output of blood from the heart and the resistance to blood flow in the arteries.
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"Heat may help as it increases blood flow to the tissue and allows for improved oxygenation, removal of inflammatory byproducts, and relaxation," Cardwell says.
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Ischemic heart disease -- a condition that restricts blood flow throughout the body -- caused 9.48 million deaths in 20163, an increase of 19% since 2006.
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Capsaicin is thought to help with cellular and molecular processes that prevent obesity, help regulate blood flow and improve microbial gut health, they state.
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It slowed down my entire blood flow, so my heart was beating hard and fast and my mind started to play tricks on me.
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Today the main intended use for KAATSU, and its non-patent-ized version, blood flow restriction training, is to help people recover from injuries.
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And babies born too small can experience a host of problems, including smaller head sizes, lack of blood flow to the intestines and death.
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The second problem is what happens to the more delicate veins when they are hit with the high-pressure blood flow from the heart.
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In the previous days or weeks, almost all – 99 percent – had experienced symptoms suggesting that the blood flow to their brain might be compromised.
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"What ultrasound [therapy] is actually doing is increasing tissue relaxation, local blood flow, scar tissue breakdown, which reduces swelling and help inflammation," he said.
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Then there is something called "cold-induced diuresis" — as the body concentrates blood flow to key body parts, blood pressure rises and urination increases.
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Abnormalities in the endothelium, or inner lining, of these smaller vessels can cause spasms, resulting in pain and diminished blood flow to the heart.
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For instance, they cannot be used in the heart due to the high speed of blood flow, which could flush away the robots instantly.
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Each person had five or six brain scans, which, combined, showed measurements of regional glucose use, oxygen consumption and blood flow in the brain.
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Kallikrein, an enzyme that improves blood flow, didn't look like it improved pregnancy rates but it was tied to improved sperm count and motility.
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Compression socks are a good option if you want to improve blood flow through your legs and ankles, or you want additional arch support.
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Pros: Promote blood flow and help reduce muscle soreness, plenty of color choices, flat toe seam for comfort, synthetic materials keep feet dryCons: Expensive
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Later, a CT scan showed watershed stroke: cell death caused by blocked blood flow in the brain's "watershed" region, where two arteries supply blood.
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From the ground, doctors who saw the images noticed that there didn't appear to be any blood flow in the astronaut's left jugular vein.
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An MRI can image the insides of a brain in detail, and a functional MRI (fMRI) measures brain activity by looking at blood flow.
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Reduced blood flow from PAD is associated with a risk of stroke, kidney failure, erectile dysfunction, pain in the legs when walking and amputations.
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In rare severe cases in which blood flow is chronically diminished, secondary Raynaud's can result in skin ulcers and even gangrene that require surgery.
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Another area being looked at is palm vein-scanning, a technology that Roat said reads the pattern of blood flow through a person's palms.
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The gap in Omsin's stomach left by the removal of the coins caused her intestine to become strangled, blocking blood flow, the vets said.
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Studies have shown that sitting motionless reduces blood flow to the legs, increasing the risk for atherosclerosis, the buildup of plaques in the arteries.
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Lee's team built on this research by developing machine learning algorithms to monitor changes in blood flow over time from videos of human faces.
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CocoaVia's products, which "promote healthy blood flow from head to toe," have been dinged by the Advertising Self-Regulatory Council for these health claims.
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Decreasing inflammation and restoring blood flow in the ear, through the use of oral or injection steroids, can often restore at least some hearing.
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It fits over the woman's clitoris and uses smart tech measures of heat and blood flow to customize suction and vibration to the anatomy.
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There's a period of diminished activity from brain cells, as well as reduced blood flow in the brain, according to research on the concussion cascade.
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A magnetic resonance imaging device uses radio waves and powerful magnetic fields to track blood flow in the brain, an indirect measure of neural activity.
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In particular, this area is involved in producing speech, which suggests that reduced blood flow here may cause or exacerbate a speech disorder like stuttering.
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Stroke, which occurs when blood flow is cut off from an area of the brain, is the leading cause of epilepsy in adults over 35.
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Based on pre-modern medicine, Montesquieu believed that cold air constricts the body's "fibers" and increases blood flow, while warm air relaxes those same fibers.
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When food enters your stomach and activates the gastrointestinal tract, "blood flow shifts from the muscles and brain into the stomach and intestines," he explained.
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No person's one eye is the same as the other because one has more blood flow than the other because of where your heart is.
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Previous Apple Watch models use a technology called photoplethysmography, which uses green LED lights to detect blood flow on the wrist to determine heart rate.
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Plaque build-up consists of cholesterol and other fatty deposits on the walls of an artery, narrowing the artery over time and decreasing blood flow.
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It can lead to the hardening of the arteries and decreased blood flow to the heart, and over time, the heart may thicken and stiffen.
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This abnormal and rigid shape causes them to accumulate in blood vessels, blocking blood flow and preventing oxygen from getting to tissues, explains Dr. Rondelli.
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Sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra, is one of the most popular drugs in the world, and works by increasing blood flow to the penis.
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The procedure was unsuccessful for the first three patients, however, and the transplanted organ was removed because there was not adequate blood flow to it.
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So astronauts run the risk of fainting when they get back to Earth, since they don't have adequate blood flow right away to the head.
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When enough neurons fire together in response to a given stimulus, blood flow increases to those parts of the brain involved in processing that input.
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Next, they used ultrasound imaging, MRI and CT scanning to examine how cells were functioning and how blood flow and brain structure changed over time.
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Dermatologist Nicholas Perricone, MD, explains further: "Alcohol alters the blood flow to the skin and produces an unhealthy appearance for days following overindulgence," he says.
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When you're exposed to cold temperatures, your blood vessels constrict in order to concentrate blood flow around your vital organs, and away from your skin.
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Once a liver is hooked up inside a metra, its health can be tracked by monitoring things like blood flow, bile production and acidity levels.
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The arrest warrant issued there says the missing boy has a condition caused by lack of oxygen and blood flow around the time of birth.
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The study was designed to look at possible beneficial effects of increased blood flow to the placenta in mothers whose unborn babies were severely underdeveloped.
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However, because the difference in blood flow that's responsible for paresthesia is caused by temporary pressure, trying to improve your overall circulation likely won't help.
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Take the new evidence that people choose friends who resemble themselves, right down to the moment-to-moment pattern of blood flow in the brain.
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Stephanie has Erin clench her hands, and she does the procedure enough to get her blood flow to stop and get her off the ground.
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Once ashore, 29-year-old West Woodworth helped tie up the surfer's bitten leg using the surfboard leash as a tourniquet to stop blood flow.
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According to the American Pregnancy Association, it may be due to a combination of weight gain, pressure on nerves, and changes in your blood flow.
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Those forces are spread across six different speeds of operation (up to 40Hz!) for fast, customized muscle activation that relieves cramps while increasing blood flow.
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His team found that "in smokers who use e-cigs, blood flow decreased after both inhalation at rest and after handgrip stress," he told healthline.com.
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Low blood pressure means less blood flow to vital organs like your heart, lungs, and kidney, which can be damaged or fail as a result.
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Frederick's decision was complicated by the fact that he has sickle-cell anemia, a condition that causes fatigue and painful blockages of the blood flow.
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Exactly how flavonoids effect erectile function isn't yet clear, but previous research has demonstrated that flavonoids make arteries more flexible and thereby increase blood flow.
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" Another image shows a pair of feet with missing toes, with the message "WARNING: Smoking reduces blood flow to the limbs, which can require amputation.
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Alongside the bristles are soft rubber gum stimulators that can help massage the connective tissue of your gums, stimulating blood flow to rejuvenate the gums.
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So, we want to intentionally desegregate the city, so before the blood flow become so great that there is really nothing that can be done.
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"Meldonium cannot improve athletic performance, but it can stop tissue damage in the case of ischemia," which is lack of blood flow to the heart.
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Meldonium helps increase blood flow and therefore increases the amount of oxygen taken into the body, which would allow athletes to recover faster while training.
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She conceded that all of that tugging and pulling does indeed increase blood flow and can certainly bestow a healthy glow — albeit a temporary one.
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So, when you have breast cancer, there's more blood flow, and since blood is the main fluid circulating in the body, it increases one's temperature.
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First, the arterial blood is diverted from its normal pathway, and so the downstream tissues can be injured by the loss of expected blood flow.
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Stress is known to alter blood flow and release hormones damaging to tissue, suppressing the immune system and raising risks of cardiovascular disease and mortality.
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Researchers have found that blood becomes more concentrated and thicker in the cold, as blood flow to the skin is reduced to conserve body heat.
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That's supported by this 1983 study from the Archives of Sexual Behavior, which showed a marked increase in vaginal blood flow during REM arousal periods.
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If sepsis progresses, the body may experience a catastrophic cascade of changes, including blood clots and leaky blood vessels that impede blood flow to organs.
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It matters to the life of America, by which I mean the blood flow of ideas that give life to Americans' perceptions of their nation.
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A blood clot had crawled up one of the vessels in the back of his brain, blocking blood flow to the area that controlled alertness.
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That's all it takes to increase blood flow to the legs and minimize some of the dangers of sitting down for extended periods of time.
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R.I. scanner — which detects changes in blood flow associated with neuronal activity — and been shown the most arousing images as well as neutral, nonsexualized ones.
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This can help rid the brain of harmful metabolic waste and provide new blood flow pathways that can be alternate routes if others become blocked.
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Even fidgeting is beneficial, a study from July showed, lessening the otherwise detrimental effects of long bouts of sitting on blood flow to the legs.
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CEP promises that they'll improve blood flow, reduce muscle soreness, and speed up recovery time — everything that a good pair of compression socks should do.
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The rush may also precipitate a classic heart attack, in which a clot blocks blood flow, or an arrhythmia, in which the heart revs wildly.
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These hand-held gadgets use percussive therapy to provide quick relief to muscles, reduce muscle pain, and improve range of motion, flexibility, and blood flow.
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Multiple studies have shown that gum chewing can boost concentration, wakefulness and memory because of increased blood flow, and with it, oxygen, to the brain.
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Just last month, UZ launched six super-moisturizing lip glosses packed with prebiotics and Endmineral, an ingredient meant to enhance blood flow to your lips.
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But neurosurgeons performed an operation that involved fusing metal rods to his vertebrae, while at the same time sending blood flow to his spinal cord.
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The new study showed no changes in vision or blood flow to the eyes after consuming about three quarters of an ounce of dark chocolate.
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Scientists tracked the blood flow to their brains just before and during each walking break, as well as immediately after the four hours were over.
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"My vessels were constricted, which didn't allow blood flow to my extremities because the doctors wanted all the blood to go to my heart," she said.
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The REM cycle of sleep can increase the blood flow to your genitals, which can mean you get turned on and even orgasm while you're asleep.
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Some conditions like coronary artery disease or a heart attack may require a stent or bypass surgery to restore normal blood flow to an obstructed artery.
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As Cabral would later find out, he was experiencing a stroke caused by a clot near his carotid artery that blocked blood flow to his brain.
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Drink up (water) pour up (water) 😭Squeezing empty water bottles and moving upward motion to keeping blood flow circulating to tone and firm the skin.
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"Exercise definitely helps improve blood flow, which can help bring immune cells to the site of an infection to actively fight off a virus," Chaiyasit says.
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But the brand loses me with its claim that silicone creates hydration, which brings blood flow to the surface of the skin, which stimulates collagen production.
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Current technology uses a combination of hardware and software to first illuminate capillaries, and then capture a beat as the optics are changed by blood flow.
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It works this way: you press a finger on a sensor on the case so as to cut blood flow to an artery in your finger.
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American states typically demand evidence that the whole brain has stopped working, for example a lack of intracranial blood flow, but there is no national protocol.
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It details a 70-year-old man with coronary artery disease, a condition where the buildup of plaque in arteries narrows blood flow to the heart.
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This most common type of "brain attack" is often caused by a clot that blocks a blood vessel and so prevents blood flow in the brain.
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His head coach, Josh Heupel, called the injury "traumatic," and it later was revealed that Milton had surgery to restore blood flow to his right leg.
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Such changes in blood flow could cause fatty buildup in blood vessels called plaques to loosen, leading to dangerous blood clots in the heart or brain.
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"Poppers seem to increase the quality of orgasm on a fairly short-term basis by increasing blood flow and dropping your blood oxygen levels," he says.
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Sometimes, to get a hard on, he has to tie the elastic of a condom around his penis like a tourniquet to control the blood flow.
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A broad cuff is placed over the upper arm and inflated until the main artery in the arm is completely occluded and blood flow is stopped.
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The men were asked to perform a gambling exercise while inside an MRI scanner, so blood flow in their brains could be monitored in real time.
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Many of us get red in the face from increased blood flow when we are angry, flushing from embarrassment or blushing after being given a compliment.
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Human brains (and that of all mammals) are very sensitive to decreased oxygen levels, and interruptions to blood flow are believed to cause irreparable brain damage.
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After the altercation, scientists thought it could have floated back up to warmer water, which decreases blood flow in squid, and causes something close to asphyxiation.
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Your brain then responds to this impulse by increasing the blood flow to the nose, and these dilated blood vessels warm the air passing over them.
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The blood flow in the unmoving leg declined precipitously, but it rose in the fidgeting leg, compared both to baseline levels and to the unmoving leg.
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Exercise boosts blood flow to the brain, prompting the development of more blood vessels and connections between cells there, and generally making the organ more fit.
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As a result, the excess blood flow can injure the single new lung soon after surgery, undoing some of the benefits of the single-lung transplant.
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Meldonium, which is believed to improve blood flow and accelerate an athlete's recovery while training, was not banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency until 2016.
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In turn, that pressure constricts blood flow to the tissue that holds your teeth in place, sort of like squeezing a hose to stop the water.
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Each patient then received brain scans which revealed a decrease in cerebral blood flow and a decrease in brain activity in some areas, like the amygdala.
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The drug is produced in Latvia, a former Soviet state, and is commonly used across Eastern Europe to enhance the heart's oxygen intake and blood flow.
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If, as is statistically likely, Clinton's transverse sinus is still blocked, she would still have increased pressure and swelling and decreased blood flow to her brain.
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As I saw later, the imaging looked like a storm on a weather map as certain regions were activated and lit up with increased blood flow.
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Researchers believe, without quite knowing why, that the syndrome might result from a disruption to the embryonic blood flow around the 46th day of gestational development.
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Traces of meldonium, a heart medicine that increases blood flow and has been banned from most sports since 2016, were found in a routine urine sample.
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Six of the astronauts experienced stagnant or reverse blood flow, one had a blood clot and another was found to have a potential partial blood clot.
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From there it snaked upward into her heart, where it sat like a boa constrictor, squeezing the right atrium and blocking blood flow to the lungs.
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Another theory is that massage increases blood flow to muscles, though some studies refute this idea and even show that massage may have the opposite effect.
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All of the patients were treated in the hospital between 2009 and 2010 after heart attacks or a procedure to restore blood flow to the heart.
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A bigger heart means more blood can be pumped with each beat, and fewer beats per minute are required to maintain blood flow around the body.
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It also doesn't mean the mechanism Sarno suggested — decreased blood flow created by the brain — has been validated, or that it's repressed emotions that hurt people.
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NBC adds to avoid drinking alcohol during a polar vortex because it can give you a false sense of warmth by increasing blood flow to your extremities.
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If this phenomenon happens to your hand, it'll make your finger tips look pale as less blood flow leads to a drop in temperature around those areas.
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That prompted a prediction: yawn duration should correlate with brain size and complexity, since having a larger and more neuron-dense brain might require more blood flow.
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It's likely that one or more of these factors caused plaque buildup in the arteries, restricting blood flow to the heart and leading to the heart attack.
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Since blood flow is a key factor in libido and a person's ability to orgasm, it's possible cannabis consumption can help some have more intense sexual responses.
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In general, she says to limit your use to 30 minutes, because restricting the blood flow to the penis any longer could cause vascular and nerve damage.
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Long periods of sitting reduces blood flow to your legs, increasing the risk of atherosclerosis (plaque buildup in the arteries) as well as diabetes, obesity, and depression.
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Doctors at the Siriraj Hospital had earlier said he was having problems with his kidneys, blood flow to the left side of his heart and blood pressure.
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Unlike Viagra, which directs blood flow to men's genitals, Palatin said Vyleesi works by activating pathways in the brain that are involved in the body's sexual responses.
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"Estrogen is a vasodilator, meaning your blood vessels are more open and you have more blood flow," explains Mahvish Ahmed, DDS, a dentist at Smile Design Manhattan.
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Enlarged ovaries are at a greater risk of a gynecological emergency called "ovarian torsion," in which the ovary twists around its "stalk" and cuts off blood flow.
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Millis speculates that the female libido may be impacted by microgravity, seeing as female arousal coincides with an overall increase in blood flow to the nether regions.
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When you have a stuffy nose, what's really happening is your nasal membrane is swollen due to increased blood flow, according to the American Academy of Otolaryngology.
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But in people who aren't anemic, the increased blood flow probably isn't noticeable, "because their brains are getting plenty of oxygen all the time," Dr. Hunt says.
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Meldonium was added to WADA's list of banned substances at the start of the year after mounting evidence that it boosted blood flow and enhanced athletic performance.
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" Still, she said, the result was surprising in that it was not known that "brain cells can maintain some healthy function hours after loss of blood flow.
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So you either have to discontinue blood flow to the brain or stop breathing and what caused either one of those possible events we wouldn&apost know.
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AS, the first imaging application for Watson, is a condition in which the heart's aortic valve narrows and blocks blood flow to the rest of the body.
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Reforma claims sources close to the investigation told its reporter, Chapo received a testicular implant to improve blood flow ... just a stone's throw from the U.S. border.
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There are other ways smoke inhalation can cause cardiac arrest and death without actually blocking blood flow to the heart—the technical definition of a heart attack.
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It is thought to enhance blood flow throughout the body and help with inflammation, especially in joints, says Aleece Fosnight, MSPAS, PA-C, a urology physician's assistant.
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These types of strokes can be treated with a clot-busting drug called tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) that restores proper blood flow, reducing the risk of complications.
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For example, the MRI scans looked at features including the thickness of the cortex and blood flow in a resting state and in response to different task.
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Meldonium is a Latvian heart medicine meant to improve blood flow, and was added to the World Anti-Doping Agency's list of banned substances in January 2016.
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Did you know that in addition to weight gain there is often a dramatic change in the blood flow in the system and increased fluid causing swelling?
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The condition occurs when the heart's aortic valve narrows, restricting blood flow from the organ into the main artery carrying blood to the rest of the body.
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Meldonium boosts blood flow, according to its Latvian manufacturers, and is marketed in Russia primarily as a treatment for those with or at risk of heart conditions.
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So Dr. Padilla and his colleagues began to consider other, relatively unobtrusive and practical ways that someone might combat the decline in blood flow associated with sitting.
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Dr. Padilla and his colleagues thought it was conceivable that lower-body fidgeting might also result in enough muscular activity to elevate blood flow to the legs.
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The scientists also measured each woman's general health, fitness, blood flow to the brain (which affects heat responses) and, most elaborately, ability to respond to heat stress.
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"Decreased blood flow was found to correlate (in the amygdala) with reductions in depressive mood," they write in the study, published today in the journal Scientific Reports.
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A stroke is a medical emergency characterized by some variety of disrupted blood flow to the brain, either by way of blockage or by way of hemorrhage.
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With AKI, kidney cells get damaged and die—potentially due to a rise in core body temperature, dehydration, and a lack of blood flow to the kidneys.
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Within a few days, the wound became livid, and with a fishing knife cauterized in flame, he reopened the wound, to let the blood flow hotly again.
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The NormaTec Pulse 2.0 Recovery System uses air pressure strategically applied to different parts of your body to help loosen up your muscles and improve blood flow.
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"The machine records the blood flow... and calculates how (it) changes during "yes" and during "no", and the computer develops an idea, a pattern," Birbaumer told Reuters.
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It took three interventions and nearly 18 hours, but Dr. Halbach was able to locate and block off the abnormal veins and re-establish normal blood flow.
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On individual scans we can't see any part of the vagina that appears different with respect to blood flow or amount of nerves or anything like that.
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Mr Campos has hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a disease in which the heart muscle becomes abnormally thick, to the point where it can interfere with the patient's blood flow.
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The release included results of a graded exercise treadmill examination, which showed that Sanders performed well in without any evidence of reduce blood flow to the heart.
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Blood clots, gelatinous tangles that can travel through the body and block blood flow, kill more people every year than breast cancer, AIDS and car crashes combined.
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They can also help to stabilize them so that they are less likely to break off and block blood flow, decreasing your risk of a heart attack.
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He explained that cold water causes people to hyperventilate, increasing the pH levels of the blood and leading to reduced blood flow to the brain, and confusion.
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Get the Vortix Muscle Massager, which uses scientifically-proven vibration frequency, amplitude, and torque to relieve muscle spasms with precision, increase blood flow, and shorten recovery time.
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For one thing, it's difficult to write inside an MRI machine, where the brain's neural circuitry can be observed in action as the imaging traces blood flow.
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The sudden flood of stress hormones causes a temporary weakening of the heart muscle itself, unlike a classic heart attack, in which a clot blocks blood flow.
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You feel healthy, you look better, blood flow to the brain is improved (since your brain is a highly vascular organ), and your body runs better altogether.
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But getting up and strolling for just two minutes every half-hour seems to stave off this decline in brain blood flow and may even increase it.
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"Collectively, these patterns of behavior increase blood flow to the skull, which can have a number of effects, one of which is cerebral cooling," Dr. Gallup said.
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There's promising evidence showing cocoa flavanols can increase the synthesis of nitric oxide in the blood vessels, which boosts blood flow (or vasodilation) and reduces blood pressure.
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These are a byproduct of cupping, an ancient Chinese technique that involves putting hot glass suction cups on your body to stimulate blood flow and speed muscle recovery.
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"If two brain regions behave similarly in time and show comparable blood flow increases or decreases at the same time points, we speak of functional connectivity," Dresler says.
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And if you're just starting out, Widerstrom recommends taking a 20 minute walk after lunch or after dinner, because this will help digestion, blood flow and brain activity.
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But unlike Viagra for men, which increases blood flow to the male sexual organ, Vyleesi - chemically known as bremelanotide - activates pathways in the brain involved in sexual desire.
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The researchers studied the risk of myocardial ischemia, when blood flow to the heart is reduced, usually due to a partial or complete blockage of the heart's arteries.
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People who have periods cannot wait in line for distributions, fetch water and food for their families, or attend school if they can't manage their monthly blood flow.
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This is commonly the result of plaque build-up in the arteries, resulting in a reduction of blood flow to the heart, which can cause a heart attack.
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Cannabis is a vasodilator, which means it increases overall blood flow including to the genitals, Dr. Jordan Tischler, a medical cannabis expert at InhaleMD in Boston, told Self.
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Three months is the minimum, but because of his repeat lacerations, a year or more will help decrease blood flow if his right brow does open up again.
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But instead of just dried plants, it also uses state-of-the-art electric muscle stimulators to relieve aches, improve your blood flow, and even soothe your mind.
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The Georgia arrest warrant said the boy suffers from severe medical issues including a defect caused by lack of oxygen and blood flow around the time of birth.
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You can abuse an elevated amount of alcohol or drugs in a short amount of time to disrupt the blood flow to the fetus and cause a miscarriage.
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Despite my steps to lessen the blood flow, I was always working in the darkness of swirling blood, flying blind with the occasional peak through a tainted window.
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The reality star posted some Snapchats about trying cupping, a technique that suctions glass cups on the skin in order to relax the muscles and boost blood flow.
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Other states show residents sexual images or describe "deviant" scenarios, then use a device called a penile plethysmograph to track blood flow into the penis and measure arousal.
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Some scribbles, however, were more rewarding than others: Doodling sent the greatest amount of blood flow to the brain, followed by free-hand drawing, and coloring the mandala.
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Whether you're young or old, getting out and about is a great way to elevate your heart rate, which increases the blood flow to your brain and body.
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High levels of cortisol or adrenaline (both byproducts of stress) in the body stymie the supply of oxygen to the organs, thereby decreasing blood flow to the penis.
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The increase in blood flow makes it easier for the various hormones that trigger the breakdown of stored fat to reach the fat cells in the first place.
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CGRP is distributed throughout the body and plays a role in many physiological processes, from wound-healing to regulating blood flow to the heart and brain, she says.
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The AHA and the American College of Cardiology recommend patients with severe narrowing of their arteries have heart bypass surgery or a stent implanted to restore blood flow.
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He also points out that although brain blood flow dropped significantly after the 10 days of rest among the runners, their performance on cognitive tests did not decline.
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According to the National Institutes of Health, it prevents adequate blood flow to the brain and can result in mental retardation, epilepsy or cerebral palsy by age 2.
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Vascular dementia is directly caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, and this can also play a role in the development of Alzheimer's disease, studies have found.
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In September, doctors were concerned after an ultrasound showed that one of the best sources of blood flow in her left leg, her left popliteal artery, was closed.
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"Places which have been injured often have an altered blood flow pattern as the result of the injury, so you might be noticing that throbbing more," says Wilhite.
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The confusing timeline is due to the fact that moderate amounts of alcohol can actually improve blood flow after it has been in your system for 12 hours.
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Because there is no gravity to pull blood flow to the legs, astronaut's heads fill with fluids, and their muscles and bones waste away, according to the ESA.
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More than 60 top athletes have also tested positive for meldonium, which was developed to aid blood flow for heart patients but may be used to enhance performance.
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They hand-make "intimate oils"—basically, weed lube—that they said makes you more wet, creates blood flow to your vagina, and functions as a vaginal health supplement.
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It should be noted, though, that this particular theory about breaking up micro plaque and improving blood flow for ED has only been tested in rodents thus far.
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At first, the piece of skin was still attached to the forehead to keep blood flow intact, until the new nose has become a part of the face.
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Their anatomical research—along with the knowledge they gained about blood flow and facial nerves—put plastic surgery on the fast track to reaching a more mainstream audience.
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Participants in the study had a vaginal photoplethysmograph, a device that measures vaginal blood flow, inserted in them, and were shown porn created by both men and women.
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But for something like a kidney, that has to happen before someone dies because there still has to be blood flow and oxygen in it before it's removed.
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With an injury like Mr. Warmbier's, "blood flow is reduced everywhere — the pump is turned off," said Dr. Schwamm, who reviewed the coroner's report at The Times's request.
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Often, doctors temporarily stanch the blood flow by packing the abdomen with sterile absorbent sponges; later they will go back and do a surgical repair of other organs.
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"Even if 100 chickens are slaughtered, there will be so much blood that no one can stop the blood flow," said Esmat Momand, a resident of Momand Dara.
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Wood pulp yarn was used in the construction of the suits, as well, in order to regulate blood flow changes that come with the intensity of space travel.
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The team at Weta was building on its own extensive research on the dynamics of skin, blood flow, breathing, and more, which the effects artists largely taught themselves.
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It was determined that he had had a kind of ministroke — a transient ischemic attack, or temporary interruption of blood flow to the brain caused by a clot.
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When hooked up to a device that mimics the human circulatory system, Cohrs' artificial heart produced blood flow curve very similar to that of a natural healthy human.
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Additional tests, such as a flat brain-wave scan or an angiogram showing no cerebral blood flow, could be used to confirm the diagnosis but were not necessary.
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"The blood vessels in the heart during exercise have to get larger; they dilate and get larger so that more blood flow can get to the heart," he said.
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Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris proposed this week to ban neckties from the workplace, citing a health study that suggested the fashion accessory restricts blood flow to the brain.
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The results of the study showed that, compared to those without stuttering, participants with stuttering had lower blood flow level in an area of the brain associated with language.
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Systolic pressure is the force with which the heart pumps blood through the blood vessels, while diastolic pressure measures resistance in the body's blood vessels to the blood flow.
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Blood flow shifts According to David Levitsky, professor of nutrition and psychology at Cornell University, the most likely explanation for food comas has to do with changes in circulation.
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So heated pads, balms, sock and drinks may increase comfort and local skin temperature (tape on face), but will do little to increase local blood flow or body temperature.
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Like other compression clothing, the fabric is supposed to boost blood flow to your muscles, reduce muscle fatigue, increase power, and facilitate faster recovery, the 2XU brand rep said.
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But, Milton's parents said in a statement that while there is nerve damage and he will later require reconstructive knee surgery ... blood flow has been restored to the leg.
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Non-invasive is like, you wear a band or, for glasses, you shine an optical light and get a sense of blood flow in certain areas of the brain.
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The brain is a highly metabolic organ and to keep it healthy, it requires good blood flow to deliver the necessary nutrients and oxygen to its tissues, she added.
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Though the tumor is benign, its location may obstruct blood flow and is often associated with arrhythmias — or abnormal heart rhythms — and ventricular tachycardia, according to Boston Children's Hospital.
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Sildenafil works by increasing blood flow to the penisSildenafil is one of the world's most popular drugs, and it's also one of the most counterfeited drugs in the world.
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This phenomenon hasn't been examined on people with vaginas, although it makes sense that decreased blood flow could change vaginal lubrication or make sex less comfortable, Dr. Mitchell says.
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These devices work through a collection of tiny airbags, or "cells" in the patent, that are there to exert pressure on the wearer's arm and cut off blood flow.
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The study's results are obviously exciting, since the only FDA-approved ischemic stroke drugs just help the blood flow better after the stroke and don't deal with brain damage.
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According to the Lexington Herald Leader, the newborn died of hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, a brain dysfunction that occurs during delivery when the brain does not receive enough blood flow.
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According to RocketNews24, Nakagawa feels the mixture of aromatic spices generally found within curry have the added benefit of increasing blood flow, which in turn makes men's hair grow.
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Other people have speculated it was for expanded consciousness, perhaps rooted in an ancient theory that increased blood flow to the brain made a person more aware and intelligent.
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Doctors at the Siriraj hospital in Bangkok said that the King was having problems with his kidneys, blood flow to the left side of his heart and blood pressure.
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The warrant said the boy suffered from severe medical issues including hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, a defect caused by lack of oxygen and blood flow around the time of birth.
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" Saying, "I feel..." rather than "I am..." is more likely to result in: "...a measurable shift in blood flow AWAY from the fight/flight centre and major muscle groups.
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Magnetic-resonance imaging (MRI), a mainstream and widely available technique, can reveal reduced blood flow in the brains of athletes who have had concussions, even long after the injury.
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They inferred from the study that the changes in executive functioning were as a result of the brain redirecting blood flow from higher-order functions to lower-order functions.
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Since then, Carew has relied on his blood flow being regulated by a ventricular assist device which doctors surgically implanted while working on getting healthy enough for a transplant.
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When a person with a healthy penis is aroused, those arteries dilate to maximize blood flow into the penis while compressing the veins on the outside, Dr. Cohen says.
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In people who have fatty deposits in their arteries, known as artherosclerotic plaques, the plaques can break off and trigger clotting, obstructing blood flow to the heart or brain.
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Cocoa contains antioxidants as well as a nutrient called epicatechin, which is thought to help widen blood vessels and increase blood flow, an important aspect of health and recovery.
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A stroke is described as a medical emergency which occurs when blood flow to the brain is cut off, causing brain cells to be deprived of oxygen and die.
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"Its mechanism of action is thought to be similar to Viagra or Cialis," she says: It might boost blood flow to the penis or clitoris, which could increase arousal.
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In addition to being a celebrity favorite, dark chocolate, as you've probably heard, is rich in antioxidants from cacao, which can reduce blood pressure, clotting, and increase blood flow.
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Before Beckers came along, technicians and doctors struggled to accurately measure a single patient's blood flow – a process that can take more than an hour with an MRI machine.
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Meldonium, a heart medication that is said to improve blood flow and allow athletes to recover faster, was added to the World Anti-Doping Agency's prohibited list on Jan.
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The vagina, cervix and vulva, which are the lips around the vagina, can take on a bluish cast in early pregnancy due to increased blood flow to the area.
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It also increases sleep need for recovering and improving body tissues such as muscles, tendons, and organs related to respiration and blood flow, and it improves mood, he added.
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Meldonium was only added to the World Anti-Doping Agency list of banned substances at the start of 2016 after mounting evidence it boosted blood flow and enhanced performance.
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