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The best liquid one can drink after excercise?
Water
Dog that weights the most?
One that doesn't get enough excercise.
What chemical is released when you exercise?
The chemical that is realease while a person exercising is Endorphins.
Can one person enter puberty and one hasnt can the one who has hit puberty get pregnant?
It depends on a lot of things. Even if the boy doesnt show signs of puberty, his testis may already produce fertile sperm.
Is swimming a good excercise?
Yes, swimming is an excellent form of exercise that provides a full-body workout. It is low-impact, making it suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels. Swimming can improve cardiovascular health, muscular strength, and endurance.
Is there anything you can do to prevent a heart attack?
One can eat healthy and do excercise to prevent a heart attack.
What happens to your body when you dont exercise?
depends on if you have a high or low metabalism. if you have a high one it probably doesnt matter if you excercise or not. if you have a low one you will probably get fat...if you dont excercise
Do endorphins help in healing?
My short answer: Do endorphins help in healing? 1) They may mask pain which protects the healing wound from unnecessary prodding and scratching by the wounded person. 2) They may facilitate the healing action performed by and to the skin's epithelial cells. 3) Some reports claim that endorphins can be generated by the skin cells in the vicinity of the wound. My long answer: Gentle disclaimer: I am a lay person with an interest in the physiology of endorphins. Please take everything I write here with skepticism. I rely only on websites posted by universities or on peer-reviewed scientific journals. Still, my information may be muddled since I am not a scientist. Hopefully, my answers may point you to a line of inquiry that you yourself can validate elsewhere. Endorphins are complex proteins with the ability to reduce pain and invoke a sense of well-being. Scientists have noticed that endorphins are found in fairly high concentrations at the site of a wound. This cannot be random, since endorphins degrade very rapidly. For them to remain at a wound site means the body is constantly sending new endorphins to that area. 1) Clearly, nature uses endorphins to soothe pain. The only other substance that soothes pain as well is morphine (or other opioids). Why would nature see the need to soothe that pain? Maybe to prevent undue touching/scratching/picking at the site of healing. (Think about this in the context of our caveman days and the explanation makes good sense). 2) Recently, scientists have found that endorphins play a role in the growth of epithelial cells. Those are the live cells that underly our inanimate surface cells. Some scientists have compared epidermis cells to stem cells in their ability to morph into whatever is needed by the body. My guess is that endorphins either assist in the transformation of epithelial cells into healed skin or scar tissue. Or perhaps endorphins aid in the generation of healthy new skin cells. Endorphin molecules are attacked by the body's own enzymes soon after release. These enzymes chemically break the endorphin's long molecular chain into shorter segments. I have read that these fragments of endorphins can then attach themselves to entirely different neuroreceptors. Sounds like science fiction, but these broken fragments may play a different role than the intact endorphin molecules did. Because endorphins have a fairly short life (minutes or perhaps hours), it's surprising that they stay around wound sites.The body apparently sends new endorphins to replenish the old ones throughout the healing process. 3) Only recently, I found a report that claims that skin cells can actually create endorphins. This idea strains credibility, to my limited knowledge. Endorphins are some of the body's most intricately complex molecules. The idea that simple skin cells could produce them seems far-fetched. Most medical literature I've read shows that the pituitary gland produces endorphins for the central nervous system and the intestines produce endorphins for the enteric nervous system. Still, if it turns out that skin cells can also produce endorphins, then that's relevant to your question about healing. The skin would, in effect, be producing what it needs to heal itself, rather than passively waiting for one of the two nervous systems to take note and dispatch aid to the site. On a personal note, I intuit some sort of important relationship between endorphins and the epithelial cells in the skin. The evidence of this is found in people who distress their skin for dimly understood reasons (self-cutters, suntanners, tattoo devotees, nail-biters, piercers). Maybe their curious interest in mild or severe distress to their skin is a way of tricking nature into releasing endorphins. Who knows?
One who doesnt have faith?
One.
Why do I feel depressed after having a good time?
There are many reasons why you might feel depressed after having a good time. One of them is the release of endorphins in your brain which makes you feel happy and contented. However, these endorphins quickly get depleted, which leaves you feeling like there's something missing in your life.
What to produce how to produce whom to produce where to produce?
What to produce is one of the high economic problem
Produce your own Declaration of Independence?
Dude u have to be specific or NO ONE will help you. In the future go into detail about how we can help u. "Produce your own Declaration of independance"? doesnt help anyone to help solve YOUR problem. Not trying to be a downer dude, but common sense bro, common sense.
