This could be because someone has Glycosuria. Glycosuria is what happens when your kidneys can not take out enough sugar from your blood vessels and in turn passes it through urination. This is usually not a good thing to have as it could tell you that your kidneys do not function as good as they should. This is something that is not dangerous to your life, but does need to be looked at because it tells you that your kidneys are weaker than they should be and might lead to other complications later in life.
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Lithium
Explanation: Lithium (Li) is the strongest reducing agent in the periodic table.
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Facilitated diffusion takes place due to a difference in concentration on both sides of the membrane, in the direction of the lowest concentration, and does not require energy.
Alright, from what you're telling me. (And trust me, I love neuroscience).
This patient most likely has a lesion/damage to his Brocha's or Wernicke's area. A neurological examination will have to be conducted in order to determine which one, test his language comprehension in order to rule out Wernicke's. If you're looking for a more general diagnosis, I'd roughly call it the Temporal lobe.
