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[...] the body. Therefore, L-carnitine is considered a "conditionally essential" nutrient.(1) L-carnitine’s actions appear to be particularly important in the heart. As an example, patients with diabetes and high blood pressure were given 4 grams of L-carnitine per day in an preliminary study.(2) After 45 weeks, irregular heartbeat [...]

[...] Volka: --The nation's top health organizations have for decades called saturated fat one of the main culprits for diet-related diseases, including obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. Problem is, this blame stems from research that is now seen as incomplete. For instance, a famous 1953 study took data from six countries, [...]

[...] as an anti-estrogen or as an estrogen. Therefore, while tamoxifen is anti-estrogenic to the breast, it also acts as an estrogen to the uterus and, to a lesser extent, the heart, blood vessels and bone. So, although it initially showed the tendency to counter breast cancer recurrence, it would soon be revealed that it also promoted particularly [...]

[...] - mala ciekawostka: Aspirin Not Good for People with Heart Failure Reuters Health By Will Boggs, MD Wednesday, July 7, 2004 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People with heart failure are often put on blood-thinning regimens with aspirin or sometimes Coumadin (warfarin), but a new study indicates that this is not helpful and could even be [...]

[...] The Positive Effects of Testosterone on the Heart by Doug Kalman MS, RD Over the years we've all heard the repeated mantra that anabolic steroids are bad for the heart. Some physicians will tell you that gear raises your risk of heart disease by lowering your good cholesterol (HDL) and raising your bad cholesterol (LDL). In fact, as [...]

[...] shortness of breath, rashes and itching. According to MayoClinic.com, athletes who use creatine should undergo medical monitoring because the supplements can cause abnormal heart palpitations, dizziness, fatigue, seizures and nervousness. Other possible side effects include diminished blood flow to the legs, aggression and fainting. Possible [...]

[...] really does raise testosterone above normal levels and could be hazardous. Side effects include acne, male baldness, and a decrease in 'good' cholesterol, which may lead to heart disease. This supplement might be reclassified as a steroid by the FDA, and it is banned in the NFL, Olympics, and other major sports organizations. # Antioxidants Any [...]

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[...] reported the detection of myostatin mRNA and protein in cardiac muscle. TGF-b superfamily members are found in a wide variety of cell types, including developing and adult heart muscle cells. Three known isoforms of TGF-b (TGF-b 1, -b 2, and -b 3) are expressed differentially at both the mRNA and protein levels during development of the [...]

[...] cAMP level include: inhibition of platelet activation and degranulation; inhibition of mast cell degranulation and histamine release; increased force of contraction of heart muscle; relaxation of the arteries and other smooth muscles; increased insulin secretion; increased thyroid function; and increased lipolysis. Recent studies have found [...]

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[...] first to tell you that as a competitive bodybuilder, I used to hate cardio. But being older and wiser now, I know that cardio is a great thing. Not only to condition your heart and lungs and improve your overall health, but it can actually improve your performance in the gym by aiding recovery from workouts, thus improving your muscle [...]

[...] ion storage capacity , although there could be a wide variety of reasons for this effect (such as osmoregulation). Cardiac health The concentrations of taurine in the heart are very high, and it constitutes over 50% of the total free amino acid pool . Among the multiple roles it plays are protecting from excessive or inadequate [...]

[...] to maintain good adult health not only in women, but also in men. Estrogens are essential for the female reproductive system, but they are also important for the bones, the heart, and possibly the brain. For women faced with menopause (and loss of estrogens), how to replace estrogens is a major issue. In standard hormone replacement therapy [...]

[...] and in cellophane and brake fluid. It is used as a preservative in flavored coffee. PG can have an anesthetic effect. Other side effects on animals exposed to PG include heart arrhythmia, stunted growth, decreased blood pressure, and even death. BG - Butylene Glycol - is now being used to replace PG in some personal care products, even [...]

[...] limiting for energy production or that the severity of exercise was insufficient for the limitation to be operational. We have also shown that in the perfused working rat heart, there is a substantial fall in intramuscular glutamine and alpha-ketoglutarate, especially after ischemia. Glutamine (but not glutamate, alpha-ketoglutarate or [...]

[...] renal disease and renal hypoperfusion, often in the setting of multiple concomitant medical/surgical problems and multiple concomitant medications. Patients with congestive heart failure requiring pharmacologic management, in particular those with unstable or acute congestive heart failure who are at risk of hypoperfusion and hypoxemia, are at [...]

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[...] What is so bad about little clumps of red blood cells sailing through the bloodstream? Red blood cells deliver oxygen to the cells of vital tissues like the brain, heart and kidneys. To accomplish this delivery, they must flow through the tiniest of blood vessels - capillaries so narrow that the red blood cells must line up single file [...]

Poszperałem jeszcze trochę w instrukcji i mam pewne obawy co do tych tanich timexów. Niby sa kompatybilne z ANT+, ale w instrukcji jest taki zapis: The watch also has an optional two-way wireless communication link. With two-way communication, you can upload data from the watch to PC/Mac or download settings from a PC/Mac to the watch. The link [...]