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  1. 5-HIAA is a urine test that measures the amount of 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid (5-HIAA). 5-HIAA is a breakdown product of a hormone ...
  2. ... such as acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) Vinegar (acetic acid) ear drops People with chronic swimmer's ear may ... drop of alcohol with 1 drop of white vinegar and placing the mixture into the ears after ...
  3. ... the sting site with large amounts of household vinegar for at least 30 seconds. Vinegar is safe and effective for all types of jellyfish stings. Vinegar rapidly halts the thousands of tiny unfired stinging ...
  4. ... Radio waves or microwaves Ethanol (an alcohol) or acetic acid (vinegar) Extreme cold (cryoablation) A liver transplant may be ...
  5. ... Herbs or spices to add flavor to foods Vinegar for pickling foods Salt, to preserve meats "Indirect" ... this list are: guar gum, sugar, salt, and vinegar. The list is reviewed regularly. Some substances that ...
  6. ... bottle with a towel moistened with lemon juice, vinegar, or wine before using. DO NOT store wine, spirits, or vinegar-based salad dressings in lead crystal decanters for ...
  7. ... bottle with a towel moistened with lemon juice, vinegar, or wine before using. Do not store wine, spirits, or vinegar-based salad dressings in lead crystal decanters for ...
  8. ... sodium diet? The correct answer is oil and vinegar. Most bottled salad dressings and salad dressing mixes ... in salt. Dressing your salad with oil and vinegar is the healthiest way to go. Antacids may ...
  9. ... Box jellyfish stings should be immediately rinsed with vinegar. Fish stings and stings by Portuguese man-of- ...
  10. ... recommend using a mild acidic solution (such as vinegar and water) for a hard-to-treat infected ...
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