Conclusion We were trying to see if eating spicy foods can affect your body temperature.Our hypothesis was correct. We said that it would affect your body temperature because your heart rate would start to go up depending on your reaction there for increasing your overall temperature. Our hypothesis was correct because everyone's temperature went up or down it was more likely for their temperature to go up even though some people's heart rate went down. For our procedure we compiled a list of test
known in full as the Basal Metabolic Rate, and is an estimated calculation of the calories that one’s body burns when it is doing nothing but resting. This is the amount of energy that the body uses when it is at rest and this moment of rest includes when the digestive system is not active and therefore food has already been digested and absorbed by the body. Therefore the basal metabolic rate, or the BMR is the energy that is used to burn calories when the body is at rest and the energy produced is
Research questions: How does the amount of running affect the heart rate? Introduction “This is an experiment to find out how the heart rate is affected by a change in the amount of running we perform.” Heart rate is an essential part of your body system. Human beings need to have a heart to pump blood and oxygen all over our body. This happens by contracting and retracting because cellular respiration requires oxygen. It is also called heartbeats or pulse. It is most frequently worked out as
Part 1 Extended Response 1. The different stages of sleep and what occurs in each When you are awake and relaxed, an EEG shows alpha waves. During stage 1 your heart rate slows, visual images that resemble hallucinations may be seen, and sometimes you’ll have a hypnic jerk, where you suddenly jerk awake again. After that is Stage 2, where you see bursts of brain activity on the EEG recording, which are referred to as spindles. Next is Stage 3, during which it begins to be difficult for you to awaken
Does everybody dream? There are two types of dreaming. The type where you dream of swimming in the clear blue waters of Greece, or hiking Mt. Everest in the winter time. Everybody has dreams and plans of what they want to be, or what they want in life. And then there is the kind of dreaming as a person sleeps. A dream is a succession of images, ideas, emotions and sensations that occur in the mind during different stages of sleep. Have people ever thought that sometimes they do not dream? The brain
Introduction: Foreword For many years scientists and professional athletes have recognised aerobic exercise, i.e. long distance runs, jogging, and medium intensity exercise whilst keeping your heart rate at constant rates, as being the optimum exercise to do to boost ones fitness and strength levels. In many of the latest periodicals or articles that have been posted in the internet have a different opinion to what was considered the normal best exercise (aerobic exercise). Many of them indicated
first stage, Alarm, when the body encounters a threat or stressor it will respond with a fight or flight response and the sympathetic nervous system will be activated. Body’s different resources are now activated. Moving on with the second stage, Resistance, the parasympathetic nervous system is restoring the normal physiological functions of the body while it is concentrating its resources against the threat/ stressor. The body stay at red alert with increase of heart rate and blood pressure. And with
Brucea javanica oil to its excipients (Drug/Tween-80/TGFA) is 1:4:1 in terms of quality and stability (Liu et al., as cited by Chen et al., 2012). The single factor method has been used to find the optimal preparation method, and concluded that a temperature under 40°C is key to the stability of a microemulsion (Peng et al., as cited by Chen et al., 2012). Other researchers explored the effect of several other components on quality, using soya lecithin as the surfactant, dioctanoylde¬canoylglycerol
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the study Dengue is an arbovirus disease complex which includes dengue fever (DF) and dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) and its subsequent dengue shock syndrome (DSS). It is caused by four serotypes of dengue virus. A dengue virus infection may be asymptomatic or it may lead to undifferentiated viral fever syndrome, dengue fever, fever hemorrhagic fever or dengue shock syndrome. (World Health Organization 2003) The disease is often, though not exclusively
CHAPTER-1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 SERUM ALBUMIN Among all the proteins present in blood plasma, Albumin is the most abundant extracellular protein. This is also the most extensively studied of all proteins accounting for about 57 - 60% of the total proteins, which corresponds to a concentration of about 42 g/L [1, 2]. It also provides about 80% of the osmotic pressure of the blood [1] and is used as a model protein for most of the biophysical, biochemical and physicochemical studies [2]. These proteins