... report on riboflavin excretion, it was interesting that starvation accompanied by physical work accelerated excretion at a much higher level than either ...

... the Avant of proper food and nourishment has accelerated death. It is, Iioav- eA7er, convenient to make a distinction between the effects of cold and of starvation on the system, as the symptoms preceding deatli ...

... 411, quoted in Liebig's letters). While death from starvation would be retarded by warmth, little or no exercise, and a moderate supply of water, it would be much accelerated by the converse of these circumstances. Influence of ...

... which passes into the stomach, but death from starvation finally occurs. In Ogle’s case, the fatal termination was accelerated by pressure of the dilated oesophagus upon the ...

... illness, the need to prevent or minimize protein starvation during convalescence, ... wound healing, reduced incidence of infections or complications, ...

... 20 in a minute. The pulse is equally accelerated, varying from 150 to 170 beats in a minute, whereas it should not be over 80 in the minute. The composition of this food is such that the animal must either eat a very large quantity or die of starvation. A small quantity could not support life, for ...

... chlorcylizine (an antihistaminic) and aminopyrine, is paralleled by accelerated drug ... are not prevented by starvation, by adren- ergic blocking agents, or by lowered ...

... by which the decay of tissue would be accelerated, re- tards the metamorphosis while ... treatment of. surfeit and Starvation. Furthermore, _ the matter is one that does not ...

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... impaired in proportion to the degree of vitamin starvation. “(16) Vitamins aid the tissues in resisting infection. “( ... when an excess of fats is eaten. In starvation, the body is compelled to live upon its ...