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- Describe the importance of salt regulation in the body. Explain how different salts are distributed in the body and how it is gained, stored and lost.Identify at least three factors that affect the bioavailability of minerals and explain how.Explain how the acids produced in metabolism are transported to the liver without greatly affecting the pH of the blood.
- Give a short note on Valproic acid and its clinical significance? Please answer at your own easy words.Explain why a slight increase in blood pH may occur following a heavy meal. The elevated pH of blood, especially in the veins that carry blood away from the stomach, is called the post enteric alkaline tide.Please explain the effects of how fiber and water assist the human body of riding itself of toxins? What are the side effects of not drinking enough water with regards to the digestive system.
