Electrolytic

... with body -> Body stores 'ionisation' (I suppose 'charge' is better? Although I want to be able to explain where the charge is going) in electrolytic water (like a leyden jar) -> Person triggers an emotional outburst, forming a hormonal release/stress reaction, affecting the body -> ...

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... I'm suggesting an emotional outpouring (triggering a hormonal or other change) would alter the body chemisty (as it would do), thus altering the electrolytic content of the whole body, either causing any (or all?) of the following in either A) Reducing the amount of charge it can hold (removing ...

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... The reason I ask is because I am trying to determine why certain individuals (who appear to have problems with electrolytic levels) are more suspect to electrical shocks during storms (storms generate negative ions, the body being a conductor and thus a lightning ...

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... of redox coupling. This means electrochemistry. Metabolic rate is then expressed in watts, and is a statement of the needed recharge rate of an electrolytic biomass for it to achieve equilibrium, to maintain itself and its organization. The Demetrius version of Kleiber contrasts with the version ...

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... the ADH levels in the blood but diabetes insipidis is rare compared to diabetes mellitus... Is this diabetus affect the kidneys besides the electrolytic levels? i'm not sure what you are asking?

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