| So the heart continues to provide a circulation, the lungs continue to oxygenate the blood, just as they would in any other kind of operation. |
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| Breathing correctly or concentrating on your breathing will help oxygenate your blood which in turn oxygenates the baby. |
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| Stone Barns' animals oxygenate their muscles with all their ranging and grass-eating, and thereby develop more sapid meat. |
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| Patients with COPD have progressive airflow limitation leading to disabling dyspnea, with an inability to properly oxygenate the blood. |
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| Blueberries are also rich in a plant chemical group called anthocyanins, which help oxygenate the skin and keep it looking young. |
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| Derived from natural grains, it produces enzymes that convert sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide, serving to oxygenate skin. |
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| The plant has the property to oxygenate the system, so it is useful against migraine headache. |
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| It acts as an oxygenate to reduce emissions in colder weather, which we have an abundance of today as an example. |
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| We know that physical activity helps to oxygenate the brain and therefore reduces the risk of getting dementia. |
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| Its unique combination of essential oils boosts the skin's ability to naturally regenerate, nourish, hydrate, oxygenate and protect itself. |
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| The lungs through repetitive huffing and puffing, also get a workout and, over time, improve their capacity to oxygenate blood. |
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| They are making an effort to oxygenate the water, to mitigate the effects on the ground there. |
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| This could be effective to expand our flat horizon and to oxygenate our hope. |
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| On the other hand, the wine will oxygenate a little if you pour a first glass. |
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| Implementation: The user fills a plastic soda bottle with low-turbidity water and shakes the bottle to oxygenate the water. |
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| One example to illustrate this: forests oxygenate the air, impede soil erosion, prevent flooding and moderate the climate. |
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| Also, remember to breathe deeply, helping to oxygenate the blood. |
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| Any person who blends an oxygenate or butane that does not meet the applicable contaminate levels with complying gasoline or any other type of gasoline is considered a primary supplier. |
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| Forests, for example, provide us with wood, oxygenate the air, purify water, prevent erosion and flooding, moderate climate, turn waste into nutrients or raw materials such as oil and gas. |
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| The protein content of the diet may also affect the capacity of blood to oxygenate tissues and transport energy-containing nutrients needed by working muscles. |
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| They might also necessitate the increased use of oxygenate additives. |
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| Water must get to the gills to oxygenate the blood and hence the tissues. |
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| One is as oxygenate to improve the quality of gasoline. |
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| Purify, oxygenate skin, eliminate dead cells. |
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