Using a placebo-controlled, double blind, randomised, crossover design, this study tested the hypotheses that acute beetroot supplementation would increase the rate of cutaneous rewarming following a local cold challenge and augment endothelium-dependent vasodilation in cold sensitive individuals.
An overwhelming imperative to rebuild, augmented by the cold war, united Western Europe and pushed West Germany center stage.
In 1863, Dr. James Caleb Jackson, a health reformer who believed illness was rooted in the stomach, began experimenting with cold cereal to augment the mineral-spring treatments at his sanitarium in upstate New York.
Exercising vigorously in a cold environment will augment injury to the airway epithelium because of both, the increased need to heat and humidify the inspired air, and the potential to increase the area of the airway surface becoming dehydrated.
The energy intensive firing and sintering processes traditionally required to produce lightweight aggregates can now be augmented by a cold-bonding, low energy method that contributes to the reduction of green house gases to the atmosphere.
In such cases some shops augment their scrap charges with direct-reduced iron or cold blast-furnace iron, which do not contain residuals.
You might think this was key, given the number of nutritional supplements, cold remedies and fortified cereals on the market that purport to augment the immune system — often with the help of vitamins, zinc or ginseng — and by so doing stave off colds.
In conclusion, we have shown here that cold acclimation process modulates a metabolic program in order to augment the oxidative capacity by increasing mitochondrial machinery.
The focus was not a Cold War adversary or even a resource rich banana republic, but rather to "augment human intellect" and the man driving it was not a general, but a mild mannered engineer named Douglas Engelbart.
Solar panels augment generators.
"You need to augment his income.
