circulatory
ਸੰਚਾਰ
definition
adjective
The theory is that magnet therapy may be beneficial by affecting circulatory health and blood flow in the body.
of or relating to the circulation of blood or sap.
example
The nettle is great for enriching and purifying the blood to help with 'circulatory' disorders.
Treatment of acutely poisoned patients requires the maintenance of respiratory and 'circulatory' functions, and elimination of the poison from the body.
Exercise not only strengthened muscles and improved general stamina, but also gave a thorough workout to the 'circulatory' and respiratory systems.
In their 'circulatory' , excretory, and endocrine functions, vertebrates differ markedly from other animals.
You've got a 'circulatory' problem in your femoral arteries.
These signs may precede 'circulatory' collapse and death.
In response to cold or stress, the fingers of patients with Raynaud's syndrome undergo characteristic 'circulatory' changes.
The theory is that magnet therapy may be beneficial by affecting 'circulatory' health and blood flow in the body.
This herb boosts memory and alleviates 'circulatory' problems.
Exposure to hydrochloric acid can cause 'circulatory' collapse which may lead to death.
Her father is in hospital with ongoing 'circulatory' problems.
Women in the two groups were more likely to have been admitted to a hospital for 'circulatory' diseases, especially hypertension.
Eventually his cholesterol will be really out of control and he'll be a prime candidate for a heart attack or 'circulatory' problems.
Both were developed for serious 'circulatory' problems, but their side effects became more significant than the original purpose.
According to the British Heart Foundation, heart and 'circulatory' disease are Britain's biggest killers despite significant advances in treatment.
A 'circulatory' problem causes him to stop for a rest every now and then, but he is in good health.
Heart and 'circulatory' disease is responsible for more than 12,000 deaths a year in Scotland.
Nitric oxide has a beneficial effect on 'circulatory' status and increases blood supply to the wound.
Excesses of salt in the diet can push up blood pressure, something that generally increases the risk of 'circulatory' conditions such as heart disease and stroke.
It is a powerful irritant which, if inhaled, can cause severe 'circulatory' and respiratory failure.
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