Sentences with phrase «conditions of acidosis»

Toxins assimilated from external sources accumulate and fester inside the body, causing internal toxicity of blood and tissues and producing the conditions of acidosis and anaerobia upon which cancer feeds.

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This milk has been found to cause a dangerous condition called metabolic acidosis when fed to infants in the first month of life.»
Unfortunately, this leads to a rapid downward spiral in the cell condition within the body, which is being forced it into a state of acidosis.
The modern human diet of plentiful «healthy whole grains» but lacking in vegetables and fruit is highly acid - charged, inducing a condition called acidosis.
One of these conditions is metabolic acidosis, which can lead to acid reflux and an increased risk of cancer of the larynx.
This milk has been found to cause a dangerous condition called metabolic acidosis when fed to infants in the first month of life.»
These ketones cause blood acidity which causes «acidosis» of the blood, leading to Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), This is a very dangerous condition that can lead to coma and death.
However, any of the conditions listed for metabolic acidosis also have the potential to lower your pet's urine pH beyond what is desirable.
The kidneys of cats with CKD may not excrete these compounds appropriately, making affected cats prone to blood acidification, or acidosis, a condition that can significantly affect the function of a variety of organ systems in the body.
Loss of bicarbonate through the stool can lead to a condition called metabolic acidosis which is characterized by very rapid and very deep respirations in an effort to compensate in the loss of bicarbonate by inducing respiratory alkalosis and bring the serum pH back to more normal levels.
Metabolic acidosis is a mild condition resulting from increased acid production from metabolism or reduced excretion of stomach acids that could be caused by underlying conditions like diabetic ketoacidosis, renal failure, or respiratory dysfunction.
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