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... a compound X that binds and activates TSH receptors with a very high affinity. A 30 year-old XY subject that has been taking very high daily doses of the compound X would have which of the following blood profiles? a. above normal TSH: above-normal thyroxine b. above normal TSH: below-normal ...

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http://themedicalbiochemistrypage.org/vitamins.php#3clinical Nicotinic acid (but not nicotinamide) when administered in pharmacological doses of 2–4 g/day lowers plasma cholesterol levels and has been shown to be a useful therapeutic for hypercholesterolemia. http://www.whale.to/a/hoffer5.html ...

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... responses and weaken us. The poisons used to kill them aren't too great for us either, and getting rid of them and their progeny can take several doses of poison, err.. mean medicine.

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... Some but not all of these infections involve situations with poor circulation (such as those mentioned above), where insufficient antibiotic doses foster the growth of resistant bacteria. There are other cases, however, where poor circulation is not an important factor. Such cases can include: ...

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My understanding of the way radiation therapy works is that they carefully target only the abnormal cells, delivering precise doses of radiation designed not just to disrupt cell division but to destroy the cells completely by trashing their DNA until it is completely nonfunctional. There ...

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