<span>I do not know that there has been any reason discovered for why men are more prone to have kidney stones than females. Some have suggested that diet may have something to do with this. A high protein and high salt diet make kidney stones more likely. Men tend to have a greater intake of both protein and salt. As women started following diets such as the South Beach diet or Adkins diet, the incidence of kidney stones has been increasing in women over the past 20 years. Obviously, there could be some contribution to female and male hormones, but this has never been proven.</span>
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Answer:
"I'm not really hungry for lunch. I feel so nauseated and tired."
Explanation:
"I'm not really hungry for lunch. I feel so nauseated and tired."
Drug therapy with digoxin and potassium-losing diuretics (thiazides or loop diuretics) may lead to hypokalemia. The presence of hypokalemia while the patient is on digoxin may lead to digoxin toxicity. Signs of early digoxin toxicity include anorexia, nausea and vomiting, fatigue, headache, depression, and visual changes. Slightly swollen ankles are an expected finding with chronic heart failure; frequent urination is an expected effect of the diuretic. The heart rate of 90 beats/minute is normal.
Answer:
Yes! it should remain in the same genus...
Explanation:
Although most of them have a 40% GC content but some species of for example lactobaccilus may have more GC than that e.g., <em>Lactobacillus delbrueckii</em> has a GC content of 62% while<em> Lactobacillus fermentum</em> has a GC content of 63% and both of them also belong to the same genus. So, it should remain in same Genus classification.
