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ALC Aids the Brain in Stress Tolerance
The neuronal death after ischemia is closely linked to the essential role of mitochondrial metabolism. Inhibition of mitochondrial respiratory chain...
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Fatigue Leads to Decreased Levels of ALC in the Blood
Fatigue is an indispensable sense for ordering rest. However, the neuronal and molecular mechanisms of fatigue remain unclear. Chronic fatigue...
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Stress Eating Leads to Poor Function in Numerous Body Systems
'Stress' embraces the reaction to a multitude of poorly defined factors that disturb homeostasis or allostasis. In this overview, the...
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Stress Eating Leads to a Multiple Health Issues
Recent studies indicate that stress induces increased food intake only when stress is followed by a neuroendocrine reaction with increased...
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Successful Stress Management Linked to Weight Reduction
OBJECTIVE:: To examine behavioural characteristics of subjects with successful long-term weight reduction. DESIGN:: Prospective cohort study with 3 y follow-up....
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Individuals with High Stress are More Prone to Binge Eating
OBJECTIVE:Binge eating among overweight women is associated with adverse physical and psychological consequences, and is known to occur in response...
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Carnosine Reduces Lactic Acid Formation
The histidine-containing dipeptide carnosine (beta-alanyl-L-histidine) has been shown to significantly contribute to the physicochemical buffering in skeletal muscles, which maintains...
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Carnosine Protects Muscles From Stress and Fatigue
High-intensity exercise leads to reductions in muscle substrates (ATP, PCr6, and glycogen) and a subsequent accumulation of metabolites (ADP, P,...
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Brain Boosting Nutrition
It has long been suspected that the relative abundance of specific nutrients can affect cognitive processes and emotions. Newly described...
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