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... drug . Nutrition , hormones , drugs . A genetotrophic theory of disease holds that alcoholism is caused by a genetically determined need for extraordinary amounts of one or more vitamins . Accordingly , alcoholics have been treated with ...
... drug . Nutrition , hormones , drugs . A genetotrophic theory of disease holds that alcoholism is caused by a genetically determined need for extraordinary amounts of one or more vitamins . Accordingly , alcoholics have been treated with ...
Page 869
... drugs , such as cocaine , procaine hydrochloride ( Novocaine ) , and tetracaine hydrochloride , that enter the bloodstream and are detoxified there by pseudocholinesterase . The sec- ond class includes dibucaine hydrochloride ...
... drugs , such as cocaine , procaine hydrochloride ( Novocaine ) , and tetracaine hydrochloride , that enter the bloodstream and are detoxified there by pseudocholinesterase . The sec- ond class includes dibucaine hydrochloride ...
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... drugs presently used . These drugs , cephalothin ( Keflin ) , cephaloridine ( Loridine ) , and cephaloglycine ( Kafocin ) , are synthesized by chemical methods in which various components are added to 7- aminocephalosporanic acid ...
... drugs presently used . These drugs , cephalothin ( Keflin ) , cephaloridine ( Loridine ) , and cephaloglycine ( Kafocin ) , are synthesized by chemical methods in which various components are added to 7- aminocephalosporanic acid ...
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