Researchers say that exercise stimulates the circulation of immune cells around our bodies.

Exercise stimulates endorphins - the feelgood chemicals that combat low mood.

They say exercise stimulates the mind, but they are wrong.

Alternatively, we could go the way of open data, where companies have to share proprietary information to stimulate competition and productivity.

He said that the report's central idea - that improving price comparison websites would stimulate competition - could be flawed because consumers would have to share their personal data with the websites.

The watchdog has recommended several measures to stimulate competition, including forcing companies to replace their auditors after seven, ten or fourteen years.

The higher education sector needs to be opened up much more to stimulate competition.

Making more generics available on the global market will stimulate competition in the monopolistic pharmaceutical marketplace, prices will drop, and more people can have access to essential life-saving medicines.

Remarkably, the bacteria frequently stimulate the body into fighting tumours.

By bedtime quite the opposite effects from food are required, with those that quieten rather than stimulate your body and mind being the best choices.

Their techniques involved a range of methods to stimulate the body.

The alternative medicine uses highly diluted substances said to stimulate the body's healing mechanisms.

Deep breathing puts extra oxygen into the blood and stimulates the body to release endorphins.

Tax incentives would also be needed to stimulate the flow of capital from socially motivated investors.

The flavour and texture of cheese stimulate the flow - so the stronger the cheese, the greater the amount of saliva produced.

It was the third nuclear explosion experiment intended to stimulate the flow of natural gas from tight formation gas fields.

The manufacturer says this stimulates the flow of oxygenenriched blood to bring more energy to the muscles.

All of his work aims to bring technical advances in modern science to a broad, non-technical audience, and to help stimulate the flow of ideas across disciplinary boundaries.

The right ones don't just work on the surface, they stimulate the skin to produce more collagen.

It includes eucalyptus to stimulate the skin and jojoba beads, which are a gentler alternative to apricot kernels and walnut shells.

Stimulate the skin on your cheeks to get your glow going.

It did stimulate my skin and gave me a glow.

Escharotics by this time had already been used to treat skin malignancies through caustic burns, and electrotherapy had also been experimented with, in the aim to stimulate the skin tissue.

He dislikes wall displays, thinking they distract rather than stimulate thought.

This speaker doesn't stimulate thought, only the most surging, atavistic feelings, and they are intensely, intoxicatingly pleasurable.

Those who seek to ridicule should remember that carols are there to stimulate thought about something that might be greater than ourselves, so that we can look out and wonder.

It was praised as a friend to democracy and rational discussion, stimulating thought and, unlike alcohol, promoting peace.

A paradox stimulates thought but also ambushes it.

The first stem cells of any animal develop in the embryo and are sometimes used in surgery to help stimulate tissue repair.

Blasting a spray of cold water over your legs will help to stimulate tissue and tighten and firm your skin.

Honey stimulates tissue growth and tends to draw moisture into the area, both of which promote healing.

He finds that the euro did stimulate trade early in its life but that the outsiders benefited almost as much as insiders: 7 per cent instead of 9 per cent.

They also discover a vein of copper which could be used to replenish the town's supply and stimulate trade.

Though the goal was rarely stated publicly, these economic agreements were about far more than stimulating trade by reducing tariff barriers.

But, moral or not, consumerism stimulated trade and employment.

The idea behind the euro was that it would increase living standards by stimulating trade, reducing transactions costs and allowing consumers to compare prices across borders.