<span>A cold medicine should be soluble in the water, as it needs to be transpored throughout your body. This allows better absorption of the drug, by the system. Water-soluble drugs stay in the blood and the fluid surrounding it, and acts there and also gets circulated into the body, easily.</span>
To be honest, I'm not that sure on which one it is, but given choices lead me to think is the nervous system, probably because that's the reason our bodies are functioning, and compared to all other systems, the brain and the nervous system are needed for survival, otherwise you wouldn't be living.
Lung cancer is very hard to treat and has usually already spread by the time it's discovered. This is because people who have symptoms usually hold off on seeing a doctor, thinking it is something else, or that it will go away. Early detection is extremely important in fighting this disease. Seeing a doctor right away with any signs like chronic cough, coughing up blood or any other concerns is paramount.
First, because you need to be careful of what you are eating and should not eat.
Second, if you don't care about what you eating it could be really dangerous.
Hyperventilation is breathing more than you need to, breathing is usually rapid and deep. Worse that could happen is infection, bleeding, or a heart attack.
Hypoventilation is caused by multiple disorders...Alveolar hypoventilation is defined as insufficient ventilation leading to hypercapnia, which is an increase in the partial pressure of carbon dioxide as measured by arterial blood gas analysis
