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Restriction of essential amino acids dictates the systemic metabolic response to dietary protein dilution. Glucose sensitivity improves.
Restriction of essential amino acids dictates the systemic metabolic response to dietary protein dilution. Nature Communications. In this study, we also conducted glucose tolerance tests to further examine diet effects on whole-body metabolism. The blood glucose excursion (Fig. 2h) and related area
Restriction of essential amino acids dictates the systemic metabolic response to dietary protein dilution. Nature Communications. In this study, we also conducted glucose tolerance tests to further examine diet effects on whole-body metabolism. The blood glucose excursion (Fig. 2h) and related area
aspergerian
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Transvaginal ultrasound
Hello! Im just wondering if anyone has had a similar experience as I have as I’m worried about whether I have got endometriosis or not. Basically- I had been on the depo for 9 months (stopped now should have had my last shot three weeks ago and won’t be getting again). My last shot was done in the February
Hello! Im just wondering if anyone has had a similar experience as I have as I’m worried about whether I have got endometriosis or not. Basically- I had been on the depo for 9 months (stopped now should have had my last shot three weeks ago and won’t be getting again). My last shot was done in the February
Tal1234
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
Protein intake and longevity
This Review paper available on Google Scholar is not about PCa but I found it interesting. The Abstract and a couple of sections from the paper are reproduced below. The main things I take from the study are that it is ok to have a high protein diet if you are an older person (66+) but go easy on the
This Review paper available on Google Scholar is not about PCa but I found it interesting. The Abstract and a couple of sections from the paper are reproduced below. The main things I take from the study are that it is ok to have a high protein diet if you are an older person (66+) but go easy on the
Graham49
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 years ago
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Alendronic acid and dentists.
Hello I'm new here. I have been taking Alendronic acid for nine months after breaking my arm in an accident. Now that we are all in 'lock down' in this country because of COVID-19 (no I haven't got it or any symptoms), as bad luck would have it, I have the most painful toothache and my dentist has refused
Hello I'm new here. I have been taking Alendronic acid for nine months after breaking my arm in an accident. Now that we are all in 'lock down' in this country because of COVID-19 (no I haven't got it or any symptoms), as bad luck would have it, I have the most painful toothache and my dentist has refused
technology
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 years ago
Medicine/Supplement Regime (Mucuna etc)
I just thought I'd share my dad's current medicine regime in case it will help other people. After so many months of trial and error, we have finally found a dose that works for my dad. He takes it every 2 hours and 45 minutes with little freezing, has less dyskinesias, not much pain, a better appetite
I just thought I'd share my dad's current medicine regime in case it will help other people. After so many months of trial and error, we have finally found a dose that works for my dad. He takes it every 2 hours and 45 minutes with little freezing, has less dyskinesias, not much pain, a better appetite
pdkid
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Ibandronate Sodium
Has anyone been prescribed Ibandronate sodium for the prevention of osteoporosis while on Prednisone?
Has anyone been prescribed Ibandronate sodium for the prevention of osteoporosis while on Prednisone?
Dubuquer
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
XANAX EXTENDED RELEASE VS THE PLAIN
With my severe anxiety/depression my doctor referred me to a Psychiatrist for better care with meds. I had my first visit with him and he would like to switch my .5 mg xanax 2 - 3 times a day to one xanax extended release along with Quetiapine at bedtime as a sleep aid. I also take Wellbutrim in the
With my severe anxiety/depression my doctor referred me to a Psychiatrist for better care with meds. I had my first visit with him and he would like to switch my .5 mg xanax 2 - 3 times a day to one xanax extended release along with Quetiapine at bedtime as a sleep aid. I also take Wellbutrim in the
Time4Grace
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Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
Supplements while on chemo
Hi. Does anyone have a comprehensive list of supplements that should not be taken while on chemo? If I ask my onc he says to take nothing, whereas naturapaths recommend various things to mitigate chemo side effects. I take a probiotic and omega 3, plus a selection of other vitamins and minerals. I have
Hi. Does anyone have a comprehensive list of supplements that should not be taken while on chemo? If I ask my onc he says to take nothing, whereas naturapaths recommend various things to mitigate chemo side effects. I take a probiotic and omega 3, plus a selection of other vitamins and minerals. I have
27-359
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My Ovacome
4 years ago
When to take the low dose aspirin?
My doc never gave me specific instructions so I just take it with all my other pills in the morning after breakfast. But my wife said on her first aid course they were told we take it at night as that’s the time the body would need it more. Now I don’t recollect my doc saying anything like that, but
My doc never gave me specific instructions so I just take it with all my other pills in the morning after breakfast. But my wife said on her first aid course they were told we take it at night as that’s the time the body would need it more. Now I don’t recollect my doc saying anything like that, but
Cornwallyoungheart
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
New results
Here are my latest test results from Medichecks: June 2020 CRP HS - 1.55 mg/L (<5) Ferritin - 100 ug/L (13-150) Serum Folate - 8.36 ug/L (>3.89) Active B12 - 46.2 pmol/L (>37.5) Vit D - 84.9 nmol/L (50-175) TSH - 3.63 mIU/L (0.27-4.2) FT3 - 4.75 pmol/L (3.1-6.8) FT4 - 16.4 pmol/L (12-22) TgAb - 143kIU
Here are my latest test results from Medichecks: June 2020 CRP HS - 1.55 mg/L (<5) Ferritin - 100 ug/L (13-150) Serum Folate - 8.36 ug/L (>3.89) Active B12 - 46.2 pmol/L (>37.5) Vit D - 84.9 nmol/L (50-175) TSH - 3.63 mIU/L (0.27-4.2) FT3 - 4.75 pmol/L (3.1-6.8) FT4 - 16.4 pmol/L (12-22) TgAb - 143kIU
TheOtherSpellman
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Newly diagnosed! Help 😱
Hi, newly diagnosed with osteoporosis, was supposed to attend an outpatients appointment but cancel due to the Coronavirus, so just got my diagnosis in the post and prescription for adcald3 and alendronic acid, would obviously prefer not to take and go down the nutritionist route but don’t know where
Hi, newly diagnosed with osteoporosis, was supposed to attend an outpatients appointment but cancel due to the Coronavirus, so just got my diagnosis in the post and prescription for adcald3 and alendronic acid, would obviously prefer not to take and go down the nutritionist route but don’t know where
Deee64
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 years ago
Alendron Acid
Hello ladies, May I please ask how many of you are taking the Alendronic Acid and if so for how long, and has anyone experienced any nasty side affects. My rheumatologist thinks I've started, but I haven't. Was on the lower dose of Pred (15 mg) back in Dec last year, and for the past 2 weeks been
Hello ladies, May I please ask how many of you are taking the Alendronic Acid and if so for how long, and has anyone experienced any nasty side affects. My rheumatologist thinks I've started, but I haven't. Was on the lower dose of Pred (15 mg) back in Dec last year, and for the past 2 weeks been
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Should I take Omega 3 supplement post MI, as I hate fish?
6-yrs post MI and stents at the age of 43, I’m doing well on the usual meds. of Bisoprolol, Aspirin, Atorvastatin and Ramipril. Should I take an Omega 3 fish oil supplement, though, as I hate fish and can’t entertain eating it twice a week as recommended? I’d really welcome your advice, please as I’
6-yrs post MI and stents at the age of 43, I’m doing well on the usual meds. of Bisoprolol, Aspirin, Atorvastatin and Ramipril. Should I take an Omega 3 fish oil supplement, though, as I hate fish and can’t entertain eating it twice a week as recommended? I’d really welcome your advice, please as I’
rb26380
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
🌈Tips for Questions🌈
Hi All. 👋 I have tried several times now to up load a table of my results but the app won’t let me and just crashes out each time. My last Medichecks results were: TSH 1.76 (range 0.27-4.2) FT4 17.800 (12-22 so 58% through range) FT3 3.97 (3.1-6.8 so 23.51% through range) TPOab 41.8 <34 TgAB 852.00
Hi All. 👋 I have tried several times now to up load a table of my results but the app won’t let me and just crashes out each time. My last Medichecks results were: TSH 1.76 (range 0.27-4.2) FT4 17.800 (12-22 so 58% through range) FT3 3.97 (3.1-6.8 so 23.51% through range) TPOab 41.8 <34 TgAB 852.00
Aslangal
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Why do I feel so tired still when I wake up in the morning?
I have Graves’ disease and taking 5 mg of carbimazole recently reduced from 10 mg. I’m feeling a lot better than I did but never feel like I’ve had a good sleep. I wake up tired! My sleep is broken through the night sometimes but still manage to get at least 6/7 hours. I’m due a blood test next Monday
I have Graves’ disease and taking 5 mg of carbimazole recently reduced from 10 mg. I’m feeling a lot better than I did but never feel like I’ve had a good sleep. I wake up tired! My sleep is broken through the night sometimes but still manage to get at least 6/7 hours. I’m due a blood test next Monday
Traylaw
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
TDP-43, a common cause of neurological diseases
This crucial discovery points to a common cause of both neurological diseases such as dementia and motor neuron diseases such as ALS and Parkinson disease. Currently, most scientists do not see a link between ALS and Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, frontotemporal dementia (FTD), or other dementias
This crucial discovery points to a common cause of both neurological diseases such as dementia and motor neuron diseases such as ALS and Parkinson disease. Currently, most scientists do not see a link between ALS and Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, frontotemporal dementia (FTD), or other dementias
SilentEchoes
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Anyone find calcium tablets difficult to stomach?
Has anyone found that taking calcium tablets doesn’t agree with them? I started taking Accrete D3 on Monday, each film coated tablet contains cholecalciferol 400IU and calcium 600mg ( as calcium carbonate 1500mg) and I take 2 a day. The excipients are hydrogenated soya-bean oil and sucrose. I’ve felt
Has anyone found that taking calcium tablets doesn’t agree with them? I started taking Accrete D3 on Monday, each film coated tablet contains cholecalciferol 400IU and calcium 600mg ( as calcium carbonate 1500mg) and I take 2 a day. The excipients are hydrogenated soya-bean oil and sucrose. I’ve felt
Fruitandnutcase
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 years ago
Melatonin & PMR
I am having trouble sleeping for the first time since going on prednisone 8 months ago. I know part (maybe most) of the problem is since reducing to 7 mg I have pain in my shoulders so wake up frequently to turn over. Wondering if melatonin at night would help. Information online seems to indicate it
I am having trouble sleeping for the first time since going on prednisone 8 months ago. I know part (maybe most) of the problem is since reducing to 7 mg I have pain in my shoulders so wake up frequently to turn over. Wondering if melatonin at night would help. Information online seems to indicate it
Whitner
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Anyone experienced Cholestasis from 8 weeks ?
I had mild itching from 6weeks and though it was hormones and pregnancy symptoms. I finally googled about ICP around 16weeks and was diagonized with ICP at TBA - 13 and immediately started on Ursodiol. My doc has mentioned that I will have to be induced at 36 - 37 weeks. I am currently 19 weeks and have
I had mild itching from 6weeks and though it was hormones and pregnancy symptoms. I finally googled about ICP around 16weeks and was diagonized with ICP at TBA - 13 and immediately started on Ursodiol. My doc has mentioned that I will have to be induced at 36 - 37 weeks. I am currently 19 weeks and have
Riita
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
4 years ago
Any advice on use of Alendronic Acid and Calceos
I have just been diagnosed with Osteoporosis. I am female and 64 years old and a polio survivor. I have lead a full and active life and raised a family. Polio left me with weakened upper body muscles but apart from a couple of throat infections over the years I have had no reason to visit a doctor. Last
I have just been diagnosed with Osteoporosis. I am female and 64 years old and a polio survivor. I have lead a full and active life and raised a family. Polio left me with weakened upper body muscles but apart from a couple of throat infections over the years I have had no reason to visit a doctor. Last
Temujin
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
4 years ago
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