"We know the sleeping metabolic rate is about 5 percent less than resting metabolic rate when you're awake," he explained.
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I'd also have my metabolic rate checked using two other methods (the "metabolic cart" and "doubly labeled water"; more on these later).
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The new study found, for example, that underweight individuals with no metabolic problems were at higher risk for stroke than normal weight, overweight or obese people with no metabolic problems, and if underweight people had metabolic issues, their risk increased even further.
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They came across a metabolic measurement called RQ (Respiratory Quotient), which is the gold standard for measuring the metabolic fuel usage of an individual.
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The writer, president of the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, is director of the Bariatric and Metabolic Institute at the Cleveland Clinic.
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And while metabolic function may not your goal, if it is, working these muscles contributes to a greater metabolic boost than focusing on the little ones.3.
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The bride's father is a professor of metabolic research at Weill-Cornell Medicine in New York and directs the Center for Weight Management and Metabolic Clinical Research.
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"This exercise-induced drop in pH is called metabolic acidosis, and it can interfere with a number of metabolic processes and is linked to muscle fatigue," he says.
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What they found: While metabolic rates varied based on the endurance event length, each person had the same metabolic ceiling of 2.5 times their rate of metabolism at rest.
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As Abramson explained, when we are sick, whether we have a fever or not, our metabolic rates skyrocket, and our bodies need more calories to support that high metabolic rate.
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But doubly labeled water can only detect a 21 percent change in metabolic rate over seven to 2500 days, which is less than half as precise as the metabolic chamber.
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In effect, four days of uninterrupted sitting seemed to be undermining the volunteers' metabolic and heart health, including among those who had no symptoms of metabolic problems at the start.
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They also burned more fat each day for fuel, according to their metabolic readings, and had more cellular markers related to metabolic activity within their brown fat than the dieting group.
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In tests on treadmills, the device was shown to reduce the metabolic cost of running by 5.4 percent (metabolic cost being the amount of oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide produced while running).
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For years, researchers have been documenting a phenomenon called "metabolic adaptation": As people lose weight, their basal metabolic rate — the energy used for basic functioning when the body is at rest — slows down.
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The device was hooked up to a computer where it measured the wearer's metabolic output, and cycled through dozens of tiny adjustments until it found the one that caused the lowest metabolic output.
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The fitness expert says this will activate the metabolic system.
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Metabolic Tech & Ingestibles: What is going on inside our bodies?
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The most common group of metabolic photodermatoses are the porphyrias.
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My resting metabolic rate (RMR) is around 1,500 per day.
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Leptin is an important hormone that helps control metabolic processes.
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So the question was what happened to their metabolic rates?
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Should a metabolic blood panel test cost $11 or $952?
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"Metabolic disease associated with obesity increases the risk of lung disease, perhaps particularly lung disease related to poor air quality," said Dixon, who has researched the links between metabolic dysfunction, obesity and asthma severity.
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Is it because of compensatory metabolic mechanisms unassessed in this study?
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It elevates glucose metabolic rates, which creates a kind of high.
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But all that said, your metabolic rate isn't something that's inalterable.
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This quickly stopped metabolic decay and fixed the proteins in place.
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It is also influenced by internal metabolic processes, but only indirectly.
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"We couldn't monitor the evolution of their metabolic health," Lassale said.
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Evidence suggests this metabolic tail-off is tied to mitochondrial burnout.
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For Hall, metabolic changes are just one part of the puzzle.
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They received diagnoses for metabolic diseases like diabetes 4.5 years later.
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You can get metabolic damage if you don't reintroduce food properly.
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For example, many prohormone supplements contain metabolic byproducts of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA).
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The "metabolic chamber" I entered evolved from Sanctorius and Lavoisier's work.
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And Type 2 diabetes and metabolic dysfunction are hardly ever seen.
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That's because it reduces the metabolic rate while walking and running.
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For his thesis, he wrote about the metabolic processes of earthworms.
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"There is no question there is metabolic bone disease," he said.
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Ominous correlations have also been found in cardiovascular and metabolic health.
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But to better our metabolic health, a walk likely will do.
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It's possible that prolonged sedentary stretches might hasten death by causing what's known as metabolic toxicity, said Dr. David Alter, head of cardiovascular and metabolic research for the University Health Network-Toronto Rehabilitation Institute in Canada.
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While it is entirely normal for bodies' metabolic rates to drop with weight loss (a phenomenon known as metabolic adaptation), six years later and the Losers were burning far fewer calories than would have been expected.
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So, this interesting new study in the BMJ shows a metabolic effect.
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They've got to be kept cold enough to suspend all metabolic processes.
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As a result, cardiac output is a primary determinant of metabolic activity.
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Men also have a higher basal metabolic rate – energy expended at rest.
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Both are linked to metabolic problems that increase the risk for diabetes.
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As they do, they carry out a metabolic process known as fermentation.
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Overall, 340 had the constellation of risk factors consistent with metabolic syndrome.
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AstraZeneca is focusing on oncology, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases and respiratory treatments.
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Simply copying the DNA of the resistance gene imposes a metabolic load.
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When a bear hibernates, its metabolic rate and heart rate drop significantly.
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Soil microbes in the experimental plots have likewise increased their metabolic rate.
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This minimum is about 47 percent of normal cerebral glucose metabolic activity.
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With slow, gradual weight loss, the metabolic rate holds out really well.
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Measuring these gases in airtight environments can determine a person's metabolic rate.
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Adolescents who got enough sleep had a lower risk of metabolic problems.
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There's the "basal metabolic rate" — how you expend energy when you're resting.
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Then they compared the metabolic results after each session of prolonged sitting.
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Simply standing up and getting dressed more than doubles your metabolic rate.
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Pessimism increases inflammation in the body and fosters metabolic abnormalities like diabetes.
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These include metabolic, immune, liver and kidney — but there could be others.
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Mr. Inkinen was inspired by his own personal brush with metabolic disease.
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Manny is an internal medicine practitioner, and Brianna is a metabolic biochemist.
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Small amounts of alcohol may reduce systemic inflammation or combat metabolic disorders.
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"In this study, we showed that high night-to-night differences in sleep schedules (either duration or timing) are associated with higher risk of developing metabolic problems, particularly multiple metabolic abnormalities at the same time," Huang said by email.
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A "metabolic cart" — which looked like a computer on rollers connected to a tube and a plastic hood — arrived to measure my resting energy expenditure, or metabolic rate when I'm awake but not physically active, and before eating anything.
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The report then speculates about the real-world benefit of that metabolic effect.
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There's "metabolic panic," meaning either constant hunger or a total loss of appetite.
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Her metabolic disorder worsens due to food shortages in the eastern Damascus suburb.
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On the moderate-carb diet, three of the 16 reversed their metabolic syndrome.
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More research is needed to determine whether the metabolic stress is just temporary.
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Risby told me that he believes most people's metabolic rate is incredibly similar.
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The company is currently testing drugs for metabolic disorders, lung disease and cancer.
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Sometimes not pooping at all might indicate illness, such as a metabolic condition.
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Two key factors: slowed metabolic rates, and hormonal changes that create incessant hunger.
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Once in the liver, metabolic enzymes converted the compound into an active drug.
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In January, WADA included meldonium on its list of hormone and metabolic modulators.
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"Shorter workouts need to create a serious amount of metabolic demand," Trink says.
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The article also stated that Ben Finder's psychiatrist screened him for metabolic disorders.
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Diabetes mellitus is a class of metabolic conditions characterized by high blood sugar.
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A good night's sleep may be critical for the metabolic health of teenagers.
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Participating artists include Christina Ondrus, Metabolic Studio, Sarah Rara, Channing Hansen, and others.
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She provides metabolic RMR testing and customized meal and fitness plans to people.
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Twenty-four million, according to the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery.
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The document also lists metabolic acidosis, intra-abdominal hemorrhage and diffuse atherosclerotic vascular disease.
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We've got the "basal metabolic rate" — or how you expend energy when you're resting.
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Working in mice, they showed that that signaling could influence metabolic hormones and glucose.
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Osteoporosis is a metabolic bone disease in which a person loses bone mineral density.
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Metabolic profiles are impacted both by someone's genetics, and by their activity and environment.
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Their C-13-to-C-12 ratios are characteristic of biology and metabolic function.
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"This metabolic boost can be taken advantage of even while lounging around," said Paulin.
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The medication is designed to treat metabolic acidosis in patients with chronic kidney disease.
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Today, we also have a much stronger understanding of the metabolic nature of cancer.
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Some 20 metabolic pathways were affected, with most patients having about 40 specific abnormalities.
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Their tiny bodies couldn't sustain the metabolic and circulatory effects of these potent anesthetics.
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In the body's normal metabolic processes, molecules called volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are produced.
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"Metabolic food waste," or overeating, is damaging the environment, according to a new study.
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"All of our metabolic processes are heating our body at some level," Nadolsky says.
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But the MRI gives us a lot more data, it gives us metabolic data.
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They also have high metabolic rates and very little fat stored in their bodies.
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Eat less salty food and protein, which produce metabolic heat that causes water loss.
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They funded their own study, which considered metabolic factors like endurance and oxygen intake.
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A mammal's metabolic rate typically rises by one-quarter or one-half after feeding.
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I wanted to know if there would be meaningful improvements in people's metabolic health.
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"We realized the fiber is very important for our metabolic parameters," Gewirtz told Vox.
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Obesity, metabolic syndrome, autoimmune disease, Alzheimer's, even aging differs by sex, Dr. Arnold noted.
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"The selection toward larger babies is limited by the mother's metabolic capacity," he writes.
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Of 425 participants who had mild cognitive impairment at the beginning of the study, 14 progressed to dementia, including about 8 percent of people with metabolic syndrome compared to only about 2 percent of those without metabolic syndrome, as reported in JAMA Neurology.
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But while it can increase one's resting metabolic rate (depending on other factors like weight and age), the fact that the body builds up a tolerance to it over prolonged, consistent use means that metabolic boost doesn't translate into significant weight loss.
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And they constantly modify their own surroundings by means of their metabolic pathways, he added.
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It is this metabolic activity that keeps you alive and breathing, and very importantly, warm.
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As metabolic activity is strongly dependent on tissue temperature, RMR will therefore fall even more.
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Stephen Phinney and Jeff Volek, experts on the science of carbohydrate restriction and metabolic health.
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For instance, stress after a natural disaster increases insulin excretion that could cause metabolic disorders.
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Breast-fed infants enjoy greater protection from infections, sudden infant death syndrome and metabolic disease.
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Some snakes can lower their metabolic rates significantly, and can even survive months without food.
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Metabolic syndrome was associated with cognitive impairment before but not after age 75, Forti noted.
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"Some of us got younger too," Briški grins, eager to share her metabolic age results.
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"With decreasing amounts of sleep, the metabolic effects appear to become progressively stronger," Scheer said.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says methanol's toxicity comes from its metabolic products.
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"Each sugar uses a different metabolic pathway to provide energy to the muscles," she explains.
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The cancer cells showed evidence of metabolic changes and the early stages of cell death.
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The F.D.A. doesn't currently recognize metabolic syndrome, let alone lack of exercise, as a disease.
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But in excess it can lead to metabolic problems beyond its effects on weight gain.
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For example, metformin, a common diabetes medication, could hinder metabolic function, impacting a fish's growth.
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Exercise also improves cardiovascular fitness and metabolic health, and can be good for mental health.
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It can also improve insulin sensitivity, which is important for metabolic health and preventing diabetes.
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Part of the reason the contestants' weight rebounded was because of "metabolic slowing," Hall said.
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An hour, you get all this information on your brain, your heart, your metabolic state.
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There are several predictors of how fast or slow a person's metabolic rate will be.
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Breath analysis can offer health insights regarding lung health, asthma, metabolic rates, diabetes and others.
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The American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, in fact, claims that it's a myth.
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"The metabolic syndrome and its components are independent risk factors for Parkinson's," the authors wrote.
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"We're changing the basic metabolic state of the largest ecosystem on the planet," said Long.
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The link between the gut and metabolic disease is a growing area of obesity research.
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The only comparable metabolic increase Diamond knew of had been identified in a galloping racehorse.
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"Both maximum life span and metabolic rate scale with temperature," Strotz told CNN via email.
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Powders might offer a bit of a metabolic advantage if they are low in calories.
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The most common conditions reported were cardiovascular disease, metabolic disorder, obesity and chronic lung disease.
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Although the pig brains did not exhibit any higher functions, some cells regained metabolic activity.
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A total of 25 participants, or 22019%, had so-called metabolic syndrome, or multiple types of metabolic abnormalities that increase the risk for heart disease, including increased blood pressure, high blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist, and abnormal cholesterol or triglyceride levels.
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Kapur: They're eliminating whole grains and legumes, certain fruits and vegetables, and really increasing their fat intake, which, although fats are important, excess of any nutrient can cause metabolic changes in your body that will impact your cardiovascular health, your physical health, your metabolic health.
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Someone's metabolic rate may influence some variation of how long that process is going to take.
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"The magnitude of metabolic adaptation increased 6 years after the Biggest Loser competition," the researchers wrote.
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One of the most promising new treatments for leukemia, for example, targets a single metabolic gene.
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They had the greatest reductions in sugary beverage intake and larger improvements in their metabolic health.
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"A lack of sleep can cause several metabolic problems," says Los Angeles-based nutritionist Seth Santoro.
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"High weight gain early has longer to exert metabolic problems," she noted in a phone interview.
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We have very little control over our basal metabolic rate, but it's our biggest energy hog.
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When they joined the study, 77 percent of the women met the criteria for metabolic syndrome.
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Houston's Project Row Houses received an $85,000 grant from the California-based non-profit Metabolic Studio.
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Traditional medical tests, like a GI test or colonoscopy, cannot track this microbe and metabolic imbalance.
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Specifically, the guys who had 18 METS, or metabolic equivalents, per week, reported the best sex.
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In animals, it's been shown to cause kidney damage, metabolic acidosis, and other assorted health problems.
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The three factors are socioeconomic levels and race/ethnicity, behavioral and metabolic risk, and health care.
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A figure showing new metabolic pathways in a cell, for example, may summarise hundreds of experiments.
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You have the entropic metabolic processes resulting in accumulated damage due to inefficient operation over time.
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Because muscle burns energy even when you're at rest, muscle loss slows down your metabolic rate.
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In testing, the suit reduced the metabolic load of walking by 9.3% and running by 4%.
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In 2015, it was reclassified from a stimulant to a metabolic modulator, but it remained banned.
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JOE KERNEN: And this is a metabolic disease, totally different than using the MRI, for diabetes?
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Your "basal" metabolic rate measures how many calories you burn while you're doing nothing, he added.
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My metabolic rate was what he'd have predicted for someone my age, height, sex, and weight.
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A few months after treatment for a metabolic deficiency and release, she went to Disney World.
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Led by Lauren Bon, the Metabolic team traveled with the camera for the last six years.
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They are similar to criteria for surgeons from the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery.
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It cannot show that their squatting causes their metabolic health, only that the two are linked.
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On the same day, Allena Pharmaceuticals, a company developing drugs for metabolic diseases, fell 29 percent.
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Chronic exposure to fine particles has also been linked to many other neurologic and metabolic disorders.
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Moreover, in the United States, obesity-related metabolic conditions may put the public at exceptional risk.
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Such inadequate fueling unleashes RED-S, a web of metabolic, endocrine, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal and additional complications.
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"It makes sense that the liver could be a nexus of metabolic control," Dr. Gillum said.
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If you can enjoy wine or cheese without understanding their metabolic underpinnings, you will be fine.
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As expected, the control group's numbers, including their weights and resting metabolic rates, had not budged.
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As expected, the control group's numbers, including their weights and resting metabolic rates, had not budged.
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But over all, unlike in the Dutch study, there was no improvement in their metabolic health.
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As the animals evolved to become smaller over time, the research suggests, their metabolic rates increased.
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The body cleans out the traces of cannabinoids through metabolism, and metabolic rates vary widely among individuals.
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Recently, they've been focusing on metabolic pathways—how cancer cells hijack cells to support their own growth.
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There is always A1 and A2 produced together, Van Amburgh says—it's metabolic flexibility in the cow.
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Madeux has a metabolic disease called Hunter syndrome and lacks an enzyme that breaks down certain carbohydrates.
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This metabolic effect persisted, despite the fact that most participants were slowly regaining the weight they lost.
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Having less muscle means a lower resting metabolic rate, so you burn fewer calories throughout the day.
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Overall, the cerebral metabolic rate accounted for the imminent return of awareness in 94 percent of patients.
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Today, about 20 percent of the energy produced by our body's metabolic activity goes to our brains.
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He cites clinical tests that have shown strong correlations between scent sensitivity and metabolic and cognitive states.
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Now I know the utility of a bespoke metabolic assessment, I've booked some more tests with Arad.
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These dormant microbes with very reduced metabolic activity exist in a liminal space between life and death.
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The thrust of Silicon Valley is always to take human activity and shift it into metabolic overdrive.
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It allows the controlled elicitation of the body's natural cell repairing, pain & inflammation reducing and metabolic processes.
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What they did: Researchers placed GPS collars, cameras, and metabolic trackers on 9 different female polar bears.
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Metabolic syndrome is already linked to increased risk for developing heart disease, stroke and type 22 diabetes.
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The tuft cell, Herbert says, is constantly sensing the metabolic products present in microenvironments within the body.
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Hospital stays averaged 16.5 days for patients with metabolic syndrome, versus 11 days for the other patients.
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In 2013, the two nationwide programs merged to create the Metabolic Bariatric Surgery and Quality Improvement Program.
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Iodine deficiency, one of the most common nutritional disorders worldwide, can contribute to thyroid and metabolic problems.
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The study found many unidentified metabolic compounds in the locals that warrant further investigation, Dr. Maisel said.
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"These viruses could affect the survival and metabolic function of transplanted bacteria and other microbes," he said.
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There are only about 30 metabolic chambers in the world, and the NIH is home to three.
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It was at two and a half times their resting metabolic rate, not 2.5 percent of it.
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They found that they all exhibit generally excellent metabolic health while consuming a wide range of diets.
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One to three weekly servings of fish during pregnancy was tied to better metabolic health in offspring.
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If you're a patient seeking a metabolic blood panel, good luck finding out what it will cost.
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For every 1 degree centigrade that the body's temperature rises, the metabolic rate increases by 12 percent.
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For every 1 degree centigrade that the body's temperature rises, the metabolic rate increases by 12 percent.
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There are physical causes for terminal agitation like urine retention, shortness of breath, pain and metabolic abnormalities.
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And, when consumed in excess with processed foods, have been linked to obesity, hypertension, and metabolic syndrome.
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More realistically, going for a walk triples your metabolic rate, and so will cooking, vacuuming and sweeping.
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After just one year on a reduced-calorie diet, study participants saw their metabolic rates drop significantly.
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"The calorie-restrictive diet also caused a reduction in sleeping metabolic rate by about 10%," Redman said.
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But those raised in the cold group that shifted to the warmth decreased their metabolic rate significantly.
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Alternating between fasting and eating can improve cellular health, Mattson said, most likely by triggering metabolic switching.
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Try being a senior in assisted living Metabolic conditions such as diabetes and obesity reduce sexual activity.
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Ayoub said it led Kody to develop metabolic bone disease, causing his bones to be very fragile.
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Overman said they plan to do toxicology and metabolic testing among other microscopic studies before announcing findings.
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The researchers used a mathematical measure (known as metabolic equivalent of task) to characterize the men's workouts.
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But when fiber was added to the high-fat diet, most of that metabolic syndrome went away.
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For most people, the basal metabolic rate accounts for 60 to 80 percent of total energy expenditure.
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Is it because the metabolic effect wears off not long after the 20-week duration of this study?
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Dangers of serious illness aside, a buildup of metabolic waste and contaminants will also smell and taste funky.
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"Stressful life events are associated with physiological, metabolic and hormonal changes in the body," Omar said by email.
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But it's also bad for human health as it disrupts the biological circadian rhythm, leading to metabolic disorders.
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The field metabolic rates the scientists measured averaged more than 50 percent higher than previous studies had predicted.
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All of these studies were accessible via PubMed and explored potential links between drink consumption and metabolic problems.
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This suggests that it's carbohydrate restriction, not weight loss, that helps control metabolic syndrome, including high blood sugar.
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Researchers also factored into their calculations any changes in metabolic health status over the course of the study.
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"There's not a huge change in metabolic response—maybe it's dozens, not hundreds of calories" more energy used.
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About 30 percent of our police population had metabolic syndrome, an indicator of risk for future cardiovascular events.
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Researchers also categorized weekly exercise in terms of metabolic equivalents of task (METs), a measure of energy expended.
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They found that the loss of a single night's sleep could alter those genes in key metabolic tissues.
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Exhaustive evidence suggests that adherence to a Mediterranean diet can have prolonged benefits on cardiovascular and metabolic health.
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Mortality rates were 14% for patients with metabolic syndrome and 7.1% for other trauma patients in the study.
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The autophagy genes and the metabolic pathways he discovered in yeast are used by higher organisms, including humans.
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"Muscle mass is one of the determinants of your energy expenditure, and thus your metabolic rate," Lofton says.
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The implication is that the microgravity environment is having some sort of effect on the body's metabolic processes.
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It's not fully known why two people with the same size and body composition have different metabolic rates.
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Specifically, I thought they slowed down my metabolic rate, and that that made me prone to weight gain.
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And as for the boy with the backpack full of rocks, after treatment for metabolic deficiencies, he improved.
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"We'll be able to see metabolic products, and get a much tighter number for [molecular hydrogen]," Lunine said.
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Meldonium has been classified by the agency as an S4 substance, along with other hormone and metabolic modulators.
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People with metabolic disorders may benefit from supplements of a common gut bacterium, a small pilot study suggests.
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Such metabolic disorders can lead to all kinds of health problems later on, some of them life threatening.
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Eating fish when pregnant — but not too much — is linked to better metabolic health in children, researchers report.
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People's resting metabolic rates had not changed during the study, he says, whichever group they had been in.
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This is far more than just a metabolic oddity; it is a factor which delineates the salamander's life.
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They also did tests for 153 metabolic traits in the children, including levels of fats in the blood.
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They found that both maternal and paternal B.M.I. were associated strongly with the metabolic traits of their children.
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Indeed, consumption of food from heavily-subsidized commodities is associated with greater risk of metabolic and cardiovascular disease.
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A metabolic rate is the measure of how much energy the animal needs to maintain function at rest.
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Is sugar "the primary cause of insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome and therefore obesity, diabetes and heart disease"?
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These men and women returned to the lab for new tests of their aerobic fitness and metabolic health.
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It can also boost your mood and prevent diseases like stroke, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, and depression.
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The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals vacated the dismissal of a potential class action against manufacturer IQ Formulations LLC and distributor Europa Sports Products Inc by purchasers who claim that two supplements, Metabolic Nutrition Synedrex and Metabolic Nutrition E.S.P., cannot legally be sold because they contain the synthetic stimulant DMBA.
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While body mass index (BMI), the most common measurement used to assess if a person is a healthy weight, is correlated with metabolic health in population studies, there are many people with a "normal" BMI with cardiovascular and metabolic issues, while many in the "overweight" and "obese" range are metabolically healthy.
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Also complicating matters: "There's a lot of person-to-person variability when it comes to metabolic rate," Weltman says.
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Nutritional expert Naomi Whittel explains that intermittent fasting has potential benefits because "it's like a metabolic confusion," she says.
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That's 2.5 times the basal metabolic rate, or amount of calories a body needs to operate while at rest.
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They then studied the rats' blood using a large-scale technique that tracks minute metabolic changes, known as metabolomics.
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A large body mass would be able to sustain itself on less nutritional food because of lower metabolic demands.
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But any superior metabolic effects compared to conventional meal patterns are based more on speculation than any hard evidence.
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For a while now there's been a technology around which can measure the metabolic gases found in your breath.
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All of a sudden, you have to translate terms like "WOD" (workout of the day) and "metcon" (metabolic conditioning).
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As you're working in space and generating metabolic heat, you have air that will create conduction in the spacesuit.
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Known as a metabolic cart, the machines precisely determine just how many calories are being burned in each activity.
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Studies that have looked at fecal transplants for inflammatory bowel disease or metabolic disorders have had less dramatic results.
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Ayoub said he believes this led Koby to develop metabolic bone disease, causing Kody's bones to be very fragile.
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By reducing obesity, these transplants could also prevent metabolic diseases associated with obesity such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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It also affects metabolic and cardiovascular health, the study authors note in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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Speaking to Thrillist, Aldredge explained how following an Atkins-like ketogenic diet can lead to metabolic state called ketosis.
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Then, he says, the treatment could be withdrawn and they would still have their "impressive protection" against metabolic disease.
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That is, drinking artificial sweeteners has a metabolic effect that changes the way your body reacts to other foods.
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The machine also spits out a judgment of each woman's metabolic age, and Briški is delighted by her results.
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"In many ways it can be a reset to the adverse metabolic profile in pregnancy," Ahmed said by email.
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When researchers did the same experiment with young obese women, they saw improvements in blood pressure and metabolic function.
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It's a chemical found naturally in the body, which is thought to play a role in many metabolic pathways.
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While the water is signaling satiety faster, another way it's helping you shed fat by increasing your metabolic rate.
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That was how they got the contestants' metabolic and hormonal data before season eight began and at the finale.
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That may be because peanuts are legumes, which may have a different metabolic composition than tree nuts, Fadelu said.
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That drives all the chronic metabolic diseases we know about, plus it burns out the pancreas, leading to diabetes.
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The body works overtime to regain lost pounds, shrinking its metabolic rate and losing a hormone that halts hunger.
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Far from documenting adverse metabolic efficiency, these studies demonstrated a healthy parallel decrease in weight, metabolism and calorie needs.
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The study, funded by the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, found that concerns about obesity have risen.
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In 2008, Baio opened up about his daughter possibly having a rare metabolic disorder called glutaric acidemia type 1.
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That's because they don't regulate their own body temperatures, so their metabolic rates speed up as temps heat up.
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They also have enviable cardiovascular and metabolic health, with low blood pressures and healthy cholesterol profiles throughout their lives.
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But most other species eschewed developing similarly outsized brains during evolution, because large brains carry a hefty metabolic cost.
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The N.I.H. continues to finance research on other nonhuman primates for studies of neurobiology, metabolic illness and other ailments.
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In one experiment, she measured the body's metabolic response, which is the energy the body expends to process calories.
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A. muciniphila is a normal inhabitant of the human gut that is less prevalent in people with metabolic syndrome.
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At any given weight, the more muscle on your body, and the less fat, the higher your metabolic rate.
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Once there, they contribute to the development of insulin resistance, a serious metabolic condition that often leads to diabetes.
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The volunteers almost all had developed what the scientists called "metabolic derangements" during their two weeks of being still.
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The reasons for this extra metabolic boost are complex but most likely involve slimming of muscle fat, he says.
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The baby had been diagnosed shortly after birth with a rapidly progressive metabolic disorder leading to progressively weakening muscles.
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Metabolic changes can start happening when the body is exposed to cold that can exacerbate cardiovascular disease, Cao said.
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Research has suggested that a higher chloride concentration in saline can affect kidney function and lead to metabolic problems.
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But in the process, your body's inflammatory and metabolic reactions are going to lay you low with a hangover.
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More specifically, the journal cites a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, and colorectal cancer.
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It can have negative health effects such as increasing your risk of heart disease, metabolic disease and even cancer.
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What&aposs more, a 2018 study found that our metabolic rates even vary at different times of the day.
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New entries include GLACIAL DRIFT, METABOLIC RATE, SEX AND VIOLENCE (really!), A DOGS TALE, MIRROR SHADES and ARECA PALM.
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"It's a very powerful system that has to be undone, whether it's addiction or metabolic disease," says Dr. Schmidt.
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But the metabolic changes gastric bypass has given me makes me less prone to overeating and having food cravings.
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The kinds of chemicals that can induce these metabolic diseases include BPA, some phthalates, pesticides, and other industrial chemicals.
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Over time that can increase a person's likelihood of developing chronic diseases like arthritis or metabolic conditions like diabetes.
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But if you want your metabolic furnace to burn hotter during the day, you're going to need to add muscle.
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After months of uncertainty, I was diagnosed with a multi-system disease which severely impairs metabolic functions in the body.
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According to DeVries, there's some indication that it's partly a metabolic byproduct of the blood they suck out from us.
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The connection between RMR and your heart Metabolic activity is dependent on oxygen delivery to the tissues of the body.
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The liver is the prime metabolic processing centre in the body, so they expected to see fructose dealt with there.
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But scientists have come to understand that gout is as much, if not more, a metabolic than a nutritional disease.
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A few hundred million years later, the system rebounded when other metabolic processes started releasing nitrogen back into the atmosphere.
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In his mind, he's delivering "a profound metabolic truth" about diet and exercise to a fat, sedentary, disease-ridden population.
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This is where Sophia Genetics' analytics platform aims to assist — currently targeting oncology, hereditary cancer, metabolic disorders, pediatrics and cardiology.
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Over time, chronic insulin resistance is known to help contribute to type 2 diabetes and other metabolic disorders like obesity.
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The patient suffered from a metabolic disease called Hunter syndrome and was missing an enzyme to break down certain carbohydrates.
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These factors combine to cause metabolic syndrome, which increases risk of various heart-related conditions, including heart disease and stroke.
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" His company will start to develop both metabolic performance products and products to do what he calls "closing the loop.
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The result is a more metabolic (read: calorie-torching) workout, often in less time than a traditional weight-training session.
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More broadly, however, fermentation is a metabolic process that produces chemical changes in organic substrates through the action of enzymes.
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The study wasn't designed to determine whether or how metabolic syndrome might amplify the lung risk from particle pollution exposure.
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Compared to patients without metabolic syndrome, individuals with this issue were 2.5 times more likely to die during the study.
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And the results also suggest that people should do what they can to reduce factors that contribute to metabolic syndrome.
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Without them, toxic metabolic byproducts can build up within the cells, damaging and eventually killing the nerves, research has found.
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Here's why: One of the variables that affect your resting metabolic rate is the amount of lean muscle you have.
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Having a higher metabolic rate means your body uses food for fuel (instead of storing it as fat) more quickly.
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Counterintuitively, heavier people generally have higher metabolic rates than skinny folks to meet the fuel demands of their larger bodies.
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Without them, toxic metabolic byproducts can build up within the cells, damaging and eventually killing the nerves, according to research.
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"So when we make recommendations on egg consumption, the metabolic conditions and health conditions need to be considered as well."
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Here's why: One of the variables that affects your resting metabolic rate is the amount of lean muscle you have.
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Freedivers need to know how to consciously slow their metabolic rate, which in turn slows the body's conversion of oxygen.
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Of these, diseases affecting the processes that provide energy to muscles, disorders known as metabolic myopathies, were the most popular.
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Overweight people who lost 5 to 10 percent of their weight lowered their risk for metabolic syndrome by 22 percent.
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Childhood cancer survivors also appeared to be at increased risk of metabolic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol.
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So exercise, according to this finding, may contribute to metabolic health by producing a hormone that can brown human fat.
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He got to know customers like Lisa Alston, a 35-year-old with a metabolic disorder caused by low potassium.
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At the same time, the warmer waters increased the metabolic needs of larger fish that compete with murres for food.
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But in the process, your body&aposs inflammatory and metabolic reactions are going to lay you low with a hangover.
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For reasons not fully understood, people who undergo gastric bypass do not tend to experience the same sustained metabolic slowing.
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When a mother and a child physically hold each other, their bodily autonomic states harmonize, connecting on a metabolic level.
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"There are specific things you look for in metabolic bone disease that were not seen in this case," he said.
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REST appears to be yet another way of feeding the basic molecular activities of the body into the metabolic pathway.
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The more muscle you have, the higher your basal metabolic rate will be, so the more calories you&aposll burn.
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On the other hand, they showed surprisingly persistent improvements in their metabolic health, more so than among the intense exercisers.
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Possible contributing factors scientists have identified include reduced core body temperature, reduced cellular divisions, lower metabolic rates, and reduced DNA damage.
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Burton, a Woburn, Massachusetts, sixth-grader, has Morquio Syndrome, a rare inherited metabolic disorder that was diagnosed when she was 2.
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McIntyre points out that the bowel communicates with the brain through other pathways as well, including the metabolic and nervous systems.
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For over a decade, Cummings and others have tried to reframe the very concept of bariatric surgery (they prefer "metabolic surgery").
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A soft robotic wearable tested recently by scientists could answer both problems—reducing wearers' metabolic costs by up to 23 percent.
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Quiet sitting at room temperature is the standard RMR reference point; this is referred to as one metabolic equivalent, or MET.
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The author sets out to prove that because of its unique metabolic, physiological and hormonal effects, sugar is the new tobacco.
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The challenge of microgravity also extends to biology, and a metabolic tracking project will look into how it affects various medicines.
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After one month on the high-carb diet, one of the 16 people no longer met the criteria for metabolic syndrome.
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That means most foods don't cause a meaningful change in your metabolic rate, nor does that rate generally change over time.
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Afterward, they assessed the participants' muscle power, and levels of metabolic markers and anti-inflammatory proteins produced by white blood cells.
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So, I met with metabolic expert and nutritionist Danielle DeSimone to figure out how to get my body back on track.
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PNOE: They've built a compact breath analysis device for fitness facilities, to provide athletes with information about their cardiac/metabolic health.
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Aboriginal Australians living in desert regions, for example, were able to withstand sub-zero night temperatures without increasing their metabolic rates.
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But I'm hoping that in a couple years we will at least be able to manipulate the metabolic status of people.
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Visitors to Health Nucleus, the company's clinical research arm, receive information about their risks for cardiovascular, cancer, neurodegenerative and metabolic diseases.
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Weiss originally started developing the device to help more of his patients manage diabetes, obesity, and other metabolic issues without drugs.
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Studies show, for example, that people who are already obese may be more susceptible to metabolic harm from sugar than others.
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Chronus has made a portable device they claim can provide complete blood count and metabolic panel tests essentially in real time.
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A moderate walk requires about three times your resting metabolic rate, running and sport require much more -- typically about seven times.
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A medical food is intended for the dietary (metabolic) management of a disease and must be used under a doctor's supervision.
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And everyone with metabolic syndrome was obese, while the other patients tended to have a healthy weight or be slightly overweight.
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Because the study wasn't a controlled experiment, it can't prove metabolic syndrome was the cause of worse outcomes for trauma patients.
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What it does is it goes through the body, picks up, like, excess fat, metabolic waste, and help cleanse it out.
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A reduction in metabolic cost makes the wearer feel lighter — 12.6 pounds lighter for runners, and 16.3 pounds lighter for walkers.
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When the studies were led by independent researchers, they showed a clear link between soda consumption and obesity or metabolic disease.
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Following Marx, contemporary theorists like Jason Moore and John Bellamy Foster describe our changing, and dangerously unstable metabolic relationship with nature.
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The study wasn't an experiment designed to prove how different levels of weight stigma directly cause metabolic syndrome, the authors note.
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He puts his study participants in a multi-million-dollar metabolic chamber to see how much energy they burn while exercising.
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" It adds that "there appear to be other metabolic mechanisms that compensate for the poor metabolism of these drugs by CYP2D6.
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"I found myself to be fairly normal in terms of metabolic rate, which is good and bad I suppose," he said.
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Normally, all these would be expected to drop regularly at night when asleep, when many of our metabolic processes slow down.
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Anya told me I could also expect increased energy, an endorphin rush, better hair, skin, and nails, and a metabolic boost.
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"The main takeaway is that using objective measurements, we showed that both quantity and quality of sleep matter for metabolic health."
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"More than 53 horses were having metabolic problems," Thomas Timmons, the president of the endurance veterinary commission, told Horse and Hound.
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So those calorific foods mess with the metabolic response and reward system in the body, raising the risk of chronic diseases.
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But you have to balance that with a high fluid intake so you can wash some of the metabolic products out.
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Metabolic disorders such as MPS-6 are difficult to diagnose, however, and MPS-6 doesn't often make itself known at birth.
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The problem is that the body fights to get back the fat, lowering the metabolic rate and driving a voracious appetite.
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The vet said he has seen cheetahs suffer from metabolic and digestive disorders because people don't know what to feed them.
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Near San Diego, Cal-a-Vie Health Spa's WellnessFX program uses blood tests to measure cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal and nutritional health.
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The American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS) estimates that 252,000 bariatric surgeries were performed in the US in 2018.
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The researchers also came up with a theory that might explain increased metabolic rates in mice in which F.S.H. is blocked.
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But obesity and metabolic disease are far more complex, driven by an array of factors, including genetics, diet, environment and lifestyle.
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These molecules offer a whiff of who we are, revealing age, genetics, lifestyle, hometown — even metabolic processes that underlie our health.
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Another study followed two groups of overweight women with metabolic syndrome on identical 23,400-calorie weight loss diets for 12 weeks.
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This can help reduce the risk of many types of chronic illnesses, like cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer's, metabolic syndrome, and even arthritis.
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Alongside the rise in obesity, we've also seen growing rates of associated chronic disease — like diabetes, heart disease, and metabolic syndrome.
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The ITF just issued a statement saying Sharapova's urine tested positive for meldonium -- a metabolic modulator that's prohibited in the sport.
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Further research in 2008 found that linemen suffer disproportionately from metabolic syndrome, which includes risk factors like obesity and high blood pressure.
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Amazingly, scientists have been able to pull samples up from underground, sequence their DNA in the lab, and unravel their metabolic processes.
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It has acquired companies such as Raptor Pharmaceuticals, which treats ailments including a rare metabolic disorder, and Crealta, which treats chronic gout.
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In particular, live imported shellfish—oysters, crabs, lobsters, clams, and mussels—arrive dry, stressed out, and full of metabolic waste and bacteria.
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The seeds are now being stored at minus 20 degrees Celsius which slows down any metabolic processes and ensures they're not damaged.
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In recent years, medicine has made huge leaps in crafting drugs to treat metabolic diseases like high cholesterol or diabetes, Bays said.
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Protein increases your metabolic rate by 15–30 percent, compared to 5–10 percent for carbs and 0–3 percent for fats.
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HGH is a synthetic hormone that supposedly helps people build muscle and quick metabolic function – though the science is dubious at best.
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A baby with galactosemia, a metabolic disorder that prevents the baby from metabolizing galactose, will die or suffer brain damage from breastfeeding.
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They regulate, among other things, body temperature, the cardiovascular and digestive systems, behavior and locomotive activity, and metabolic, cognitive and immune functions.
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"There are hypotheses that there might be something in cannabis that increases metabolic rate, which would decrease the weight gain," Tishler said.
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It is listed by WADA among its prohibited metabolic modulators, along with insulin, and some researchers say it can also help recovery.
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This type of postpartum psychosis is brought on by the totally normal hormonal and metabolic changes that take place after giving birth.
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Ketosis is when your body is in a metabolic state where fat provides a majority of the body's fuel, according to Healthline.
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While the question of whether the sweetener causes weight gain, diabetes, or other metabolic disease is unsettled, there are some remarkable correlations.
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"Obesity and type 2 diabetes are both part of complicated metabolic system that we are still learning a lot about," Skinner said.
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More than a third of adult Americans are estimated to have metabolic syndrome, which made 2516's potential profits seem rather attractive.
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A previous study found similar metabolic suppression in people who had lost weight and kept it off for up to six years.
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The companies expect to collaborate on developing more than 10 experimental drugs to treat pain, neuro-degenerative diseases and cardio-metabolic disorders.
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Fat people develop metabolic disorders because their brain is driving them to eat more food than their bodies can store as fat.
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It allows echidnas to lower their body temperature and their metabolic rate so that they can conserve energy while out-waiting danger.
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The study's small sample size means more research is needed to understand intermittent fasting's potential benefits for weight loss and metabolic health.
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Scientists suspect they play a crucial role in aging, possibly because they're involved with metabolic processes, which slow as people get older.
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"The byproducts of methanol metabolism cause an accumulation of acid in the blood (metabolic acidosis), blindness, and death," a CDC report said.
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They tend to make all kinds of assumptions about things like your resting metabolic rate and muscle mass based on broader averages.
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We learn, say, how the mitochondria or the powerhouse of the stem cell actually works when we find a new metabolic disease.
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Athletes must increase their lung volume, maximize the efficiency of available oxygen to meet their metabolic needs, and, above all, remain calm.
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The National Institutes of Health Clinical Center's airtight "metabolic chamber" is furnished only with an exercise bike, a toilet, and a bed.
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They haven't even figured out how the brain knows what the body weighs and, therefore, the mechanism that controls our metabolic rate.
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The link might be due to metabolic stress induced by heat, but more research needs to be done to flesh it out.
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A "new" model of comfort foods suggests that stress activates the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, releasing cortisol which can alter metabolic processes.
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A study of modern hunter-gatherer groups found that they exhibit generally excellent metabolic health while consuming a wide range of diets.
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"Future studies are warranted to examine whether control of metabolic syndrome and its components can decrease the risk of Parkinson's disease development."
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When food is restricted, or a metabolic pathway is silenced or slowed down, nucleoli shrink, making fewer ribosomes, and cells live longer.
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Moreover, she finds that the path to Alzheimer's for men is primarily vascular, whereas it is more metabolic and hormonal for women.
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Damaris Rodriguez had previously suffered from bipolar disorder, and had recently developed a metabolic disorder that caused "psychosis symptoms," the lawsuit says.
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Researchers suggest a plant-based diet can help regulate excess amounts of sulfur amino acids, leading to better cardiovascular and metabolic health.
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Even when Nate is on a strict diet, his metabolic disorder makes it hard for him to avoid putting on excess pounds.
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In it, 17 obese or overweight volunteers moved into metabolic wards for two months and had every last spoonful of food monitored.
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But the group saw many of their cardiovascular and metabolic health markers improve, even though they were already in the normal range.
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The study required them to swallow capsules containing stool to test whether gut bacteria from lean donors could improve their metabolic health.
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First, he said that the increased prevalence of obesity, metabolic syndrome and diabetes make an increase in alcohol consumption much more harmful.
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As a muscle physiologist, I can tell you it comes down to the metabolic and functional differences between various types of muscle.
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A more likely answer: Eating more calories in the later part of the day is out of sync with metabolic circadian rhythms.
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But importantly, these are also metabolic conditions that are being increasingly linked to an imbalanced gut microbiome (as has NAFLD in general).
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They also can lead to something called metabolic syndrome, which is associated with an increased risk for heart disease, stroke and diabetes.
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Too much of these 'naked carbs' (stripped of their bran and germ, which contain nutrients) will cause metabolic problems for most people.
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Patients can also fall into a coma for any number of reasons, Huiss adds, from head trauma to metabolic shock to seizures.
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Metabolic panels are sometimes used as part of routine medical screenings, and can help test for conditions like diabetes, liver disease, or hypertension.
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Rizzo also points out that we all have different metabolic rates, meaning some of us may produce more heat from the same meal.
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This style of eating prompts ketosis, a metabolic process in which the body burns stored fat instead of glucose for its daily energy.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how shifts in sleep duration or bedtimes might directly cause metabolic syndrome.
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It's supposed to almost immediately put you in ketosis, a metabolic state where the body is forced to burn fats instead of carbohydrates.
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"There can be a delay as the body shifts metabolic processes to generate glucose from the liver or from stored fat," she says.
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Two, it's metabolic stability is still somewhat unknown, and it's also unknown how and if animals may acquire a tolerance to the drug.
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I think that except for people with already very severe metabolic problems like Type 2 diabetes, such restrictive regimens are not usually necessary.
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The center will be AstraZeneca's largest site globally for oncology research, as well as housing scientists focused on respiratory, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.
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The researchers also tested exhaled carbon dioxide to measure resting metabolic rate and had the subjects wear accelerometers to record daily activity levels.
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"It's generally accepted that for most people, the basal metabolic rate accounts for 60 to 80 percent of total energy expenditure," Kravitz said.
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The scientists measured metabolic rates and food intake by feeding bees from six hives candy laced with radioactive rubidium and radioactive sodium, respectively.
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"After cleaning the metabolic slate and lowering their insulin, people may be able to enjoy pastries, pasta, etcetera in moderation," says Dr. Ludwig.
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Finally, metabolic photodermatoses, which can also be genetic, are caused by defects in enzymes that are required for chemical reactions in the body.
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Researchers will release a global Gene Atlas describing protein space, metabolic models for each biome, and approximately a half-million reconstructed microbial genomes.
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She also noted that she stayed in ketosis — a metabolic state where fat provides a majority of the body's fuel — while eating more.
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"It's generally accepted that for most people, the basal metabolic rate accounts for 60 to 20093 percent of total energy expenditure," said Kravitz.
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Together, these are signatures of a process known as methanogenesis—a metabolic reaction that sustains microbes in deep, dark undersea environments on Earth.
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He likens panchakarma, which he describes as eliminating naturally occurring metabolic toxins from the body, to taking a car in for regular service.
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Unfortunately, experts don't know exactly what causes preeclampsia, although women with a history of hypertension and metabolic diseases seem to be at risk.
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PCOS is also linked with infertility, and many women with PCOS simultaneously suffer from coexisting metabolic and cardiovascular conditions, like diabetes and hypertension.
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Over time, 141 participants developed mild cognitive impairment, including 2 percent of those with metabolic syndrome and 8 percent of those without it.
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In 2014 and 2015, the reefs experienced massive bleaching events — when heat stress alters the key metabolic functions of corals, ultimately killing them.
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What Is it: Rumble is HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training), strength training, metabolic conditioning (METCON), and uppercut throwing cardio in one clean class.
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They assessed exercise capacity using a standard measurement known as metabolic equivalents (METs) which reflects how much oxygen is consumed during physical activity.
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Studies show that acetic acid, the main component of apple cider vinegar, can suppress body fat accumulation and metabolic disorders in obese rats.
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However, research has linked it with obesity, metabolic syndrome, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer's disease, and autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis.
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That could lead to the discovery of more variant genes and possible associations with metabolic conditions such as obesity or type 2 diabetes.
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Therefore, we sought to use this novel system to unveil the metabolic effect of meth on the different parts of the [neurovascular unit].
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These biological indicators are an issue because they show that the individual could develop metabolic- or cardiovascular-related diseases, according to the study.
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And magnesium deficiency can be a potentially big problem: "Low levels can be dangerous to the neuromuscular, cardiovascular, and metabolic systems," Ahmed says.
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We spoke with some top scientists who study sugar and its effects on metabolic health to help answer some common questions about sugar.
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The goal is to enter a metabolic state called ketosis, in which the body breaks down fat for fuel instead of using carbohydrates.
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Even so, the results highlight the importance of considering metabolic syndrome among the risk factors for worse trauma outcomes, the study team concludes.
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"Population-based studies have found that people that eat late at night have higher rates of obesity and worse metabolic profiles," Marinac said.
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The authors pumped a blood-like solution, containing red blood cells, through the circulation to keep the tissue oxygenated and remove metabolic waste.
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The results "highlight the importance of research differentiating the contributions of body size, body composition, and metabolic profiles to breast cancer risk," Drs.
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This led to the idea that prolonged sitting patterns over a lifetime could contribute to metabolic diseases such as diabetes in later life.
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His research suggests there are different kinds of "metabolic signaling effects" that happen in a keto-adapted body that is running on fat.
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For the current study, researchers focused on what's known as metabolic syndrome, a group of risk factors for heart disease, stroke and diabetes.
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For a detailed description of how the different weight loss surgeries work, check the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery's online guide.
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But you can get a rough estimate of your resting metabolic rate by plugging some basic variables into online calculators (like this one).
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"I don't think that most people appreciate how big these metabolic changes can be when people lose a lot of weight," Aarmodt said.
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Blood tests for metabolic markers, MRIs, spinal taps, nerve conduction studies: Doctors performed every test they could think over the next two years.
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The drugmaker would likely focus on inflammation and immunology, cardiovascular and metabolic, oncology, vaccines, neuroscience and pain, and rare diseases, Credit Suisse said.
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Perhaps more significantly, children's metabolic systems and key organ systems are still developing and maturing, so hormone disruptions can potentially cause lasting changes.
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The study team scored participants' exercise levels and intensity based on a measure known as metabolic equivalent of task (MET) minutes per week.
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The researchers also examined 14 related archosaurs, plus tissue and metabolic data from living species, including amphibians, lizards, turtles, crocodiles, mammals and birds.
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Phys Ed People who sat for long periods and took fewer than 4,000 steps a day developed metabolic problems, even if they exercised.
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Music could affect functions of the cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular, skeletal, nervous and metabolic systems as well, relieving muscle tension and pain, they add.
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Another interesting possible reason for why the surgery works is that it may readjust the body's metabolic rate, making maintaining weight loss easier.
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Most of the time, animal patients come to her with metabolic or reproductive issues related to improper nutrition, husbandry and life in captivity.
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Once a diagnosis is confirmed, women with PCOS should be screened periodically for diabetes with a glucose tolerance test and for metabolic syndrome.
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And, Dr. Titze said, high glucocorticoid levels are linked to such conditions as osteoporosis, muscle loss, Type 2 diabetes and other metabolic problems.
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Another 17 percent of the programs were for metabolic, endocrine or genetic diseases; infectious disease treatment accounted for another 15 percent of programs.
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"During sleep, the brain clears out metabolic waste products accumulating during wakefulness, which is important for the maintenance of brain health," Benedict said.
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The large-breakfast group also lost more body fat — especially belly fat — and saw more improvement in metabolic factors like fasting glucose levels.
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In fact, in the dead of winter, antechinus can slip into a state called torpor, drastically lowering their body temperature and metabolic rates.
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Keto is short for ketosis, a metabolic state that occurs when your liver begins to use stored fat to produce ketones for energy.
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He is also a member of The Obesity Society which curates Obesity Week along with the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery.
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In metabolic switching, cells use up their fuel stores and convert fat to energy -- "flipping a switch" from fat-storing to fat-saving.
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Your basal metabolic rate (AKA how many calories you burn) depends on your body size, muscle mass, genetics, gender, age, and other factors.
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Mukherjee cites specifically the altered hormonal milieus for breast cancer, and the shifted metabolic milieus employed to combat other incarnations of the disease.
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Some metabolic pathways that metabolize analgesic drugs in other animals are lacking in cats, which can lead to toxicity or lack of effect.
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Significantly, the compound is very well tolerated, avoiding the adverse side effects such as weight gain and other metabolic problems associated with existing medicines.
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For human beings, reliable changes occur between day and night in hunger, body temperature, sleep propensity, hormone production, activity level, metabolic rate and more.
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"I'd say if they qualify for it and are safe to undergo that surgery, the mortality and metabolic benefits are pretty strong," he said.
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The women were also examined to determine whether they had metabolic syndrome, which includes risk factors like high triglycerides, blood pressure, and waist circumference.
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Rapamycin inhibits a key metabolic pathway called mTOR that caloric restriction shuts down, initiating a process where dysfunctional cellular components are degraded and recycled.
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Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by abnormally high blood sugar levels that can lead to blindness, heart disease and other serious conditions.
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