Titlebook: Drug～Nutrient Interactions; T. K. Basu Book 1988 T. K. Basu 1988 Absorption.Retinol.Vitamin A.Vitamin C.Vitamin E.alcohol.amino acid.cance

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萬神殿

The Fate of Anutrients in the Body,n use today for the treatment of human disease owe their activity to a selective toxic effect on an infective or invasive agent, or to the selective inhibition of an enzyme system. The pharmacological action of a drug depends on its effective concentration at its intended target tissue, but the opti

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Nutritional Consequences of Drug Therapy,tial to cause nutritional deficiencies. The drug-induced deficiencies may range from overt depletion with clinical manifestation to sub-clinical deficiency, depending upon one’s nutritional status at the onset of therapy, the type, dosage and duration of drug use, the presence of predisposing diseas

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吹牛大王

Drug-Food Interactions,the drug. The absorption of drugs is influenced by many factors such as gastric pH, gut motility, and structure of the absorptive surface (Levine, 1970). The mixing of drugs with foods or beverages may alter these factors affecting the absorption through changes in their ionisation, stability, solub

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Nutrition and Experimental Carcinogenesis,which either occur naturally or are added by accident or intention during processing. A variety of mutagens are present in substantial quantities in fruits and vegetables, carcinogens are formed in cooking as a result of reactions involving proteins and lipids, and new chemicals in food are still be

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Martinus Richter,Francois Lintz,Scott Ellisnutrients. The first three components are necessary to yield energy, maintain growth, and repair tissues subjected to wear and tear. Vitamins, minerals and water, although they do not yield energy, are essential for the utilisation of energy and for the synthesis of various necessary metabolites suc