Sentence examples for heightened blood from inspiring English sources

This pattern of heightened blood flow in attentional areas and decreased blood flow in arousal areas has not been reported during other meditation practices.

When these volunteers have taken to their beds and chairs for days on end in the interest of science, they often have developed heightened blood sugar and some early symptoms of insulin resistance.

During Transcendental Meditation, the attentional system was active (heightened blood flow in anterior cingulate and dorsolateral prefrontal cortices) in an automatic manner decreased blood flow in the pons and cerebellum.

Previously concerns had been expressed about a potential increase in heart disease risk associated with drinking coffee, which has been linked to increased cholesterol concentrations and heightened blood pressure.

Findings suggest that mental arithmetic may act as a stressor amongst children in a similar way to adults and indicate that an increase in problem size may induce heightened blood pressure amongst children.

Smoking, excessive drinking and drug use can also increase one's risk of heart attack and stroke, because they can result in stiffened aortas, hardened heart tissue, heightened blood pressure and plaque buildup in the arteries.

With no medication permitted in his system, so close to a race, Carlton House will have the affected area hosed and iced and wrapped, to heighten blood supply and so accelerate the healing process.

This increase in blood flow is potentially related to the evidence that atrophy heightens blood flow and metabolism, which is measured as the BOLD response, or blood-oxygen-level dependence, with fMRI.

Many medications lower or heighten blood pressure, even if just as a side effect.

In the vaccine/stress group, participants with larger IL-6 responses had heightened systolic blood pressure responses to tasks and elevated post-stress salivary levels of the noradrenaline metabolite 3-methoxy-phenyl glycol (MHPG) and cortisol.

The concern among health care officials has been heightened because blood donations in Manhattan have dropped by 3,000 pints a month -- or 25percentt -- since the attack on the World Trade Center.