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Digital Pulse Plethysmography: a Sensitive Test of the Pharmacodynamics of Nitrates — Reproducibilitn, a magnification of the area under the pulse curve as well as a deepening of the incisura can be observed. These variations show characteristic time-effect relations after administration of different nitrate preparations. For this reason, it has been concluded that these variations might be indica

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F. Seidel,D. Michelh intake of sugars may be related with an increased risk of several disorders including dental caries, obesity, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, gout, fatty liver disease, some cancers, components of the metabolic syndrome, and hyperactivity. Added sugar in processed foods are used to sweeten, to i

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P. R. Imhof,B. Ott,A. Weiss,L.-C. Chu,L. F. Chasseaud sweetening power. All cells of the human body can use glucose as an energy substrate, and most can also use fatty acids. In contrast, most cells cannot use directly fructose, and this substrate needs first to be converted into lactate, glucose, or fatty acids in the gut, liver, and kidneys. Cells o

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W. Rudolph,R. Blasini,K.-L. Froer,U. Bruegmann,A. Mannes,D. Hallimals, marine organisms, and microorganisms as potential medicinal agents. This chapter of research is an effort to highlight the phytochemical/chemical constituents of an ancient medicinal plant . and their pharmacological importance. . is an old age medicinal plant that belongs to Leguminosae/Faba

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