Interestingly, this test predicts a sharp increase in ECF [Na+] during the sleeping period that rapidly exceeds the threshold for drinking (4%, Figure 5A, line 2) and triggers water intake.
For most people, the respiratory muscles begin contracting within a minute or two, and these involuntary breathing movements, or I.B.M.s, trigger an immediate intake of air.
The most consistent trigger was alcohol intake.
These diaries, providing they are regularly filled in, become crucial in the diagnosis and management of headache disorders because they provide further information on attack frequency and temporal pattern, drug intake, trigger factors, and short-/long-term responses to treatment.
Any discrepancy between the target and signal would subsequently trigger changes in intake or expenditure that would bring the actual levels of body fat (and its signal) back in line with the target.
Accordingly, plaque acidification from frequent sugar intake trigger disease development more rapidly in susceptible than resistant subjects by selecting for cariogenic mutans streptococci and lactobacilli and by dissolving the enamel [ 5, 6].
75 Moreover, research published in 2010 from Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK, shows that SSBs consumed in moderate quantities do not promote short-term weight gain, do not trigger additional carbohydrate intake, and do not generate changes in the moods of overweight women.
Belviq decreases obese individuals' cravings for carbohydrate-rich foods by stimulating the release of serotonin, which normally is triggered by carbohydrate intake.
After admitting he knew very little about football, he went on to use the word to refer to the Liverpool striker Luis Suarez, triggering a huge intake of collective breath.
High fat diet intake triggered obesity, hyperinsulinemia, and hypertriglyceridemia, the effects of which were unaffected by catalase transgene.
