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Dictionary » D » Diuresis DiuresisIncreased secretion of urine; if not due to increased liquid intake or to the action of a diuretic Drug it can be a symptom of diabetes mellitus.Increased excretion of urine as a result of lower adh levels, characterised by a higher concentration of water in the urine. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Use of diureticsI've personally mixed Ephedrine with alcohol on multiple occassions, Ephedrine is quite the diuretic! However, the diuresis was only ever an unintended side-effect; I've not used it with water for detoxification. As a stimulant, it probably helps reduce the grogginess too, which ...
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Use of diuretics... process? (Kind of a #2 but related to alcohol): Also, would use of a stimulant help reduce some of the alcohol's depressant effects? If both diuresis and CNS stimulation both help, then use of Ephedrine would surely be helpful.. 2. This led me to think: let Alice consume an anti-diuretic ...
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In need of help for renal response to water load... saline flavoured with orange juice Group C: Subjects drank water flavoured with orange juice and then undertook physical stress of exercise after diuresis had become established. Group D: Subjects drank water flavoured with orange juice and then after the diuresis had become established were exposed ...
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The Fiber Disease... to symptomatic measures, treatment consisted of administration of potassium-iron (III) hexacyanoferrate (II) (Berlin blue), combined with forced diuresis. Despite the overall favourable course, residual symptoms of distal polyneuropathy were still present 6 months after discharge from hospital. ...
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noneI don't know about any risk, only benefits. Vit. B complex, orotic acid, good diuresis, ... .
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