bloodstream

Whether that's due to this, or just the fact that the brain controls the release of stress hormones into the bloodstream is a different question.

In fact it makes it sick and it can throw up in your bloodstream thus contaminating you.

The delivery method used by these mice studies is tubefeeding, which is an even more direct method of getting the chemicals into the bloodstream.

The [Michigan Keystone ICU Project] targeted a specific type of infection that ICU patients can get while in the hospital – catheter-related bloodstream infections.

I always wonder how many of those phytonutrients can stand up to hydrochloric acid and also get absorbed into the bloodstream.

Whenever I take aspirin, I feel the effect of it immediately, well aware that it hasn't had the time required to enter my bloodstream.

My understanding was that you were trying to draw a causal relationship between levels of progesterone in a person's bloodstream and their tendency to care for other people.

Advancements in science are where you show that it's possible to do something in particular, like control the level of HIV in someone's bloodstream or make a better airbag.

I doubt we'll see decent nutrition science until we're all equipped with a network of bloodstream nanobots that measures the actual physical response we each display to nutritional input.

They do not flood the user's bloodstream entirely with hormones (rather delivering it directly to the area of effect), and the treatment can be quickly discontinued in the case of the rare negative reaction.

Imagine this thing, but the size a grain of sand: entering your bloodstream, adapting to whatever task that needs to be done, and when it's finished moving to the stomach to get dissolved.

Rather than the usual model of money as a bloodstream or flow, I think a closer anatomical analog would be of electrolyte balances or endocrine signals which encourage or discourage nutrient and other uptake by the cells of the body.

"Retard" in the context of medication means that a drug is slowly and continously released into the bloodstream.

In the context of medication, "retard" is still in use: it describes medication that is released steadily and continuously into the bloodstream.

Having your beard turn gray and "ultra fine" are literally direct results of having too much thyroid hormones in your bloodstream.

Under our rules, any death in which the corpse is detected to have drugs in the bloodstream is registered as "induced by drugs", regardless of whether it was actually the cause of death.