Showing posts with label cause. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cause. Show all posts
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Avoid food 6 cause of stress!
Avoid food 6 cause of stress! - Some foods have properties increases levels of the hormone cortisol - stress. If you do not want to necessarily bad mood, you should avoid foods that cause stress as reported by the All Women Stalk following.
Saturated fat
Saturated fats not only improve cholesterol in the body, but also trigger the production of excess cortisol hormone that triggers stress.
Refined sugar
Sugar in any form, especially the ined, making blood sugar rise dramatically if consumed in excess. If used to eat, the body can be addictive and release the hormone cortisol until you satisfy it by eating more.
Caffeine
Coffee is actually healthy. However, the caffeine content in it to watch. Because caffeine can trigger stress and worsen mood.
Low fiber
Eating foods low in fiber makes easy stomach hungry, so you tend to be sensitive and grumpy. In addition, digestion also substandard due to too little fiber intake.
Alcohol
Alcohol is toxic to the liver because the body is unable to break down compounds in it. As a result, feel stressed organs and release the hormone cortisol as a form of protest.
Purified wheat
Almost the same as sugar, ined wheat should be shunned. Better to choose whole grains are much more healthy and not stressful.
That variety of foods that cause cortisol levels to rise and trigger stress. Should not consume excessive ya!
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Saturated fat
Saturated fats not only improve cholesterol in the body, but also trigger the production of excess cortisol hormone that triggers stress.
Refined sugar
Sugar in any form, especially the ined, making blood sugar rise dramatically if consumed in excess. If used to eat, the body can be addictive and release the hormone cortisol until you satisfy it by eating more.
Caffeine
Coffee is actually healthy. However, the caffeine content in it to watch. Because caffeine can trigger stress and worsen mood.
Low fiber
Eating foods low in fiber makes easy stomach hungry, so you tend to be sensitive and grumpy. In addition, digestion also substandard due to too little fiber intake.
Alcohol
Alcohol is toxic to the liver because the body is unable to break down compounds in it. As a result, feel stressed organs and release the hormone cortisol as a form of protest.
Purified wheat
Almost the same as sugar, ined wheat should be shunned. Better to choose whole grains are much more healthy and not stressful.
That variety of foods that cause cortisol levels to rise and trigger stress. Should not consume excessive ya!
Thursday, December 12, 2013
This is Oral Bacteria Cause Heart Disease
This is Oral Bacteria Cause Heart Disease | There are many bacteria that live in our mouths, one of which is Streptococcus Gordonii. A recent study found that, the bacteria Streptococcus Gordonii into the blood stream can cause blood clots and lead to endocarditis (inflammation of the lining of the heart).
Thus the results of the presented research by scientists from the Royal College of Surgeons in the Society for General Microbiologys Spring Conference, Dublin Ireland this week.
Streptococcus Gordonii is a type of bacteria in the mouth and has contributed in the formation of plaque on tooth surfaces. If the bacteria enter the bloodstream through the gums are bleeding, they will wreak havoc by posing as a human protein.
Researchers from the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland (RCSI) and University of Bristol have found that S. Gordonii is able to produce molecules that mimic human proteins fibrinogen, and cause clots in the blood vessels. Platelet clumping can cause endocarditis, or inflammation of blood vessels that can block the blood supply to the heart and brain.
Dr Helen Petersen, said, with a better understanding of the relationship between bacteria and the risk of blood clots, it can help especially in the treatment of infective endocarditis do. Infective endocarditis is an infection of the heart valves, which are usually caused by bacteria.
"About 30 percent of people with infective endocarditis will die and most require heart valve replacement surgery who have been infected, with valves made of metal or animals," says Dr. Petersen.
"Our team has now identified the components of S. Gordonii molecules that mimic fibrinogen, so we are getting closer to be able to design new compounds to block it. This will prevent the stimulation of unwanted blood clots," continued Dr Steve Kerrigan from the RCSI.
In addition, researchers were also more extensively studied other bacteria in dental plaque that may have an effect similar to S. Gordonii. "We also try to study the properties of other bacteria that have a relationship with S. Gordonii. Our findings clearly show how important it is to maintain oral hygiene and dental hygiene by brushing teeth regularly," said Dr. Petersen.
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Thus the results of the presented research by scientists from the Royal College of Surgeons in the Society for General Microbiologys Spring Conference, Dublin Ireland this week.
Streptococcus Gordonii is a type of bacteria in the mouth and has contributed in the formation of plaque on tooth surfaces. If the bacteria enter the bloodstream through the gums are bleeding, they will wreak havoc by posing as a human protein.
Researchers from the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland (RCSI) and University of Bristol have found that S. Gordonii is able to produce molecules that mimic human proteins fibrinogen, and cause clots in the blood vessels. Platelet clumping can cause endocarditis, or inflammation of blood vessels that can block the blood supply to the heart and brain.
Dr Helen Petersen, said, with a better understanding of the relationship between bacteria and the risk of blood clots, it can help especially in the treatment of infective endocarditis do. Infective endocarditis is an infection of the heart valves, which are usually caused by bacteria.
"About 30 percent of people with infective endocarditis will die and most require heart valve replacement surgery who have been infected, with valves made of metal or animals," says Dr. Petersen.
"Our team has now identified the components of S. Gordonii molecules that mimic fibrinogen, so we are getting closer to be able to design new compounds to block it. This will prevent the stimulation of unwanted blood clots," continued Dr Steve Kerrigan from the RCSI.
In addition, researchers were also more extensively studied other bacteria in dental plaque that may have an effect similar to S. Gordonii. "We also try to study the properties of other bacteria that have a relationship with S. Gordonii. Our findings clearly show how important it is to maintain oral hygiene and dental hygiene by brushing teeth regularly," said Dr. Petersen.
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