Sentence examples for heightened heart from inspiring English sources

The ACMD also warned that a variety of synthetic versions of cannabis on sale online could cause serious side-effects including heightened heart rate, panic attacks and convulsions.

Media said that he died after "a sudden onset [of] heightened heart rate".

Increased cognitive activity has been found to result in small increases in pupil dilation, slowing blinking patterns, more consistent heart rates, and heightened heart rates (Carswell et al. [2005]).

You may also experience physiological changes, such as heightened heart rate and blood pressure and increased sweating.

However, it is known to induce changes in the body's biochemistry and physiology that would be expected to heighten heart disease risk, including impaired blood-vessel function and increased clotting tendency in the blood.

Although there is evidence that more vigorous chewing or greater resistance to chewing does not moderate chewing effects on memory [ 14, 15], the fact that chewing gum can enhance arousal which is depleted by attention tasks (e.g., by heightening heart rate and beta power during vigilance) [ 9] suggests that it is more plausible that more vigorous chewing could have a greater effect on attention.

Loss of the ovaries plunges women into menopause, potentially leading to hot flashes, a reduced sex drive and heightened risks of heart disease and bone loss.

But in 2004, an analysis of clinical data pointed to a possibly heightened risk of heart attack and stroke in patients taking rofecoxib.

Concerns about heightened risks of heart attack with GlaxoSmithKline's pill Avandia created a storm of controversy around the F.D.A. and its safety standards for popular diabetes treatments.

Another large study, published two years ago, found that the test could identify people who had a heightened risk of heart attack and stroke even though they did not have high cholesterol.

After an analysis of study data, the Food and Drug Administration required that all antipsychotics' labels contain a warning that the drugs were associated with a heightened risk of heart failure in elderly patients.