| Further, koalas have an unusually low metabolic rate, which also reduces their need for food. |
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| Ephedrine and the xanthines, such as caffeine and theophylline, increase metabolic rate. |
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| The thyroid releases too much of the hormone thyroxine, which increases the person's basal metabolic rate. |
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| We used a bioenergetic model to estimate the metabolic rate, or activity level, of nest-guarding smallmouth bass in Lakes Erie and Opeongo. |
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| At the other end of the life history, the heritability of old-age metabolic rate is high. |
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| Once adulthood is reached, everyone has a fairly steady rate of calorie burn-up, called the metabolic rate. |
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| Practiced correctly these help to boost our life force by stimulating the metabolic rate and nourishing the body to a stronger healthier state. |
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| Physiologically, the body's basal metabolic rate slows down with age and is accompanied by a decrease in lean body tissue and an increase in fat. |
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| Although metabolic rate may decline during this period, protein catabolism probably remained rather constant. |
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| Advancing age is also associated with a decrease in the basal metabolic rate, as well as changes in the senses of taste and smell. |
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| A lot depends upon their size, their activities and their basal metabolic rate. |
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| Leptin is a hormone produced by adipocytes that acts in the hypothalamus to signal satiety and to increase basal metabolic rate. |
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| It is well documented that regular exercise helps to elevate your metabolic rate. |
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| With a high metabolic rate, otters have to eat significant amounts of food regularly. |
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| Chillis are associated with a range of health-giving properties including a blood-thinning effect and a speeding of the body's metabolic rate. |
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| It is muscle activity that is responsible for most of your metabolic rate level, so if there is less muscle, fewer calories will be burnt. |
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| Long-term training helps you add significant amounts of muscle tissue, causing small increases in your metabolic rate. |
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| Reduction in metabolic rate also leads to under-utilization of glycogen stores in the liver, leading to its accumulation. |
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| The metabolic rate after a workout using one-minute rest periods was almost double that of an identical workout with three-minute rest periods. |
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| Shift working disrupts the body by affecting blood temperature, blood sugar levels, metabolic rate and general mental efficiency. |
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| In adulthood, the average basal metabolic rate declines 2 to 3 percent per decade. |
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| Regular exercise will increase your appetite but your increased metabolic rate will more than compensate for it. |
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| That afternoon, I visited the health-services division, where I had my basal metabolic rate charted. |
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| Your resting metabolic rate is probably the most significant facet of metabolism. |
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| The flies used in the metabolic rate study were later weighed to the nearest microgram on a microbalance. |
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| All patients were advised on diet and exercise based on their personal basal metabolic rate. |
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| Like other mustelids, fishers have a high metabolic rate and are ravenous eaters. |
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| It is universally accepted that caffeinated tea raises metabolic rate because caffeine is a stimulant. |
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| An electrically powered vacuum massage is used to help the body detoxify, release excess fluid, and increase circulation and metabolic rate. |
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| The forager expends 1 unit of energy per time period as a basal metabolic rate, independent of what it is doing. |
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| They continue to respire through their lungs, though their metabolic rate is greatly reduced. |
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| The body decreases metabolic rate, thereby lowering metabolic heat production in the body core. |
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| In this way an expression for optimal thermal comfort can be deduced from the metabolic rate, clothing insulation and environmental conditions. |
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| The main one, resting metabolic rate, is the energy spent to breathe, digest, think, and generally stay alive. |
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| Earlier on, I spoke about the possibility of raising your basal metabolic rate, and there is a form of exercise that can help you accomplish this task. |
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| These small rodents have exceptionally low water loss rates due to a respiratory countercurrent heat exchanger, highly-concentrating kidneys, and a low basal metabolic rate. |
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| In general, estrogen leads to an increase in basal metabolic rate as well as increased ambulatory activity and decreased activity of lipoprotein lipase in laboratory animals. |
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| Nicotine is known to suppress appetite and increase metabolic rate, among other effects. |
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| Exercise is important for maintaining good health and well-being because it burns up kilojoules and raises your body's metabolic rate for 24 to 48 hours afterwards. |
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| In 1956, Hollender reported on 126 patients seen in his otolaryngology practice who had a low basal metabolic rate and were treated with levothyroxine. |
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| One of the earliest such tests, the basal metabolic rate, was potentially one of the best, since it measured the effect of thyroid hormone in the body. |
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| What if they were to measure body composition or hormone levels or metabolic rate? |
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| The latter are big creatures with a slow metabolic rate, for whom time passes relatively rapidly. |
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| Understanding your basal metabolic rate can help you understand why exercise is so important to your good health. |
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| The increase in the metabolic rate elicited in homoiothermal animals by exposure to cold is attributed by many investigators exclusively to striated muscle. |
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| Calisthenics increase the metabolic rate, so one should not stop in-between exercises, in order to rest. |
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| However this strategy is not feasible for endothermic herbivores with a rapid metabolic rate and having limited time available to extract energy and nutrients. |
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| Instead you can walk on the spot to keep up the metabolic rate. your ultimate aim should be to repeat each exercise 25 to 30 times. |
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| Proteins use a lot of energy during digestion, hence raising your metabolic rate after each meal. |
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| Conditioning is a biological operation to reduce the metabolic rate of the fishminimising the stress to them. |
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| Metadrine? is a thermogenic formulation combining several nutrients that have been shown specifically to increase basal metabolic rate. |
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| While everyone's metabolic rate is different, people who are physically active and exercise usually have a higher metabolic rate. |
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| It facilitates weight loss by acting as an appetite suppressant and by speeding up the metabolic rate. |
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| Moreover, children have a higher metabolic rate than adults, resulting in a threefold higher intake of air per unit weight per day. |
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| Basal metabolic rate is the term for the amount of energy needed to maintain an organism's vital functions. |
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| Despite this high metabolic rate, birds use energy far more efficiently than any plane or machine. |
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| Skeletal muscle is the single largest contributor to our basal metabolic rate. |
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| And, lastly, other hormonal changes may influence metabolic rate. |
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| Generally the smaller an animal is, and the faster its metabolic rate, the slower time passes. |
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| Patients with suspected hypothyroidism are usually asked to take their basal axillary temperature, which provides a crude estimate of basal metabolic rate. |
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| The basal metabolic rate is defined as the minimal rate of oxygen consumption of a resting, unfed fish. |
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| While the bears were inside, researchers measured metabolic rate, muscle movement and heart function. |
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| They are high in fibre and the betaine chemical found in bran foods enhances your physical performance and boosts your metabolic rate. |
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| An ultrasonic slimming equipment is an ideal piece of beauty equipment for tightening the flabby skin, increasing the metabolic rate of human body and helping the human body excrete waste and moisture quickly. |
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| Thirteen months later, the birds' metabolic rate was measured. |
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| Muscles have a very low metabolic rate at rest. |
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| The more lean mass you have the higher your basal metabolic rate. |
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| In asanas the metabolic rate drops whereas with exercise it increases. |
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| Thus he was able to predict what comfort vote would arise from a given set of environmental conditions for a given clothing insulation and metabolic rate. |
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| One of the most extreme cases is that of poultry: the faster growth of broiler chickens means a higher metabolic rate and higher oxygen requirement, seemingly in excess of the birds' respiratory and circulatory capacity. |
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| These products stimulate the production of certain substances at brain level, which results in a stimulation of the central nervous, cardiac, pulmonary and digestive systems and, in an increase of the basic metabolic rate. |
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| As flying is an energy-intensive activity, their metabolic rate is of course high, and especially so during migration when they have to fly thousands of kilometres. |
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| Because of the rapid rate of growth and metabolic rate during the first two years of life, nutrient needs per unit body weight of infants and young children are very high. |
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| Lowering the body's metabolic rate prior to such procedures might protect those tissues during an oxygen deficit. |
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| Basal metabolic rate is a measurement of oxygen consumption, carbon dioxide production, and the respiratory exchange ratio. |
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| Support for the theory has been bolstered by several new studies linking lower basal metabolic rate to increased life expectancy. |
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| Studies of humans with life spans of at least 100 have shown a link to decreased thyroid activity, resulting in their lowered metabolic rate. |
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| And there is some evidence that MCTs do increase the metabolic rate slightly. |
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| Nocturnal life may have forced the mammaliaforms to develop fur and a higher metabolic rate. |
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| The metabolic rate of the sprat is highly influenced by environmental factors such as water temperature. |
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| Normal human metabolism produces heat at a basal metabolic rate of around 80 watts. |
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| Smaller bats generally have a higher metabolic rate than larger bats, and so need to consume more food in order to maintain homeothermy. |
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| Hence, it is plausible to state that metabolic rate in animals with larger masses is greater than animals with a smaller mass. |
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| It uses stainless-steel electrodes with black mirror accents to monitor basal metabolic rate, body mass index, body fat and water. |
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| Heat generated is represented as positive values, with the basal metabolic rate being the same at all metabolic rates. |
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| Adrenaline is known to lower the appetite, increase the basal metabolic rate and ultimately burn calories. |
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| The researchers measured ambient temperature over those three periods as well as the bats' metabolic rate by using respirometry. |
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| Effect of dietary restriction on immune response of laboratory mice divergently selected for basal metabolic rate. |
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| Exercise raises metabolic rate, helping to prevent weight gain. |
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| Among other actions, TH stimulates enzymes that combine oxygen and glucose, a process that increases your basal metabolic rate and body heat production. |
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| Much of the metabolic rate in animals is dependent upon their allometry, the relationship between body size to shape, anatomy, physiology and behaviour of an animal. |
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| However, because of their high metabolic rate, leatherback sea turtles have a body temperature that is noticeably higher than that of the surrounding water. |
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| The coast of the state of Georgia is usually the northernmost range of the West Indian manatees because their low metabolic rate does not protect them in cold water. |
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| The last point was about VCO's thermogenic effect, which fuels the burning of body fat, hence increasing the metabolic rate and promoting belly fat loss. |
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| Sustamine is a dipeptide of glutamine that provides several substantial benefits such as enhanced recovery, immune system support, and increased metabolic rate. |
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| Harp seals combine anatomical and behavioural approaches to managing their body temperatures, instead of elevating their metabolic rate and energy requirements. |
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| To date there have been no good research studies to show that such supplements as choline, inositol, chromium, L-carnitine, or whatever can increase one's metabolic rate. |
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| One could be skeptical that techniques to increase metabolic rate might just be compensated by the body trying to make you want to eat more, to fuel this increased metabolism. |
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