HIGH TOTAL MINERALIZATION OF WATER LEADS TO 1. increase in blood pressure 2. urolithiasis 3. formation of methaemoglobin 4. dyspeptic phenomena, disturbance of water-salt balance 5. digestive disorders, decreased appetite, exacerbation of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

HIGH TOTAL MINERALIZATION OF WATER LEADS TO 1. increase in blood pressure 2. urolithiasis 3. formation of methaemoglobin 4. dyspeptic phenomena, disturbance of water-salt balance 5. digestive disorders, decreased appetite, exacerbation of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

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Chapter19: Carbohydrate- And Fat-modified Diets For Malabsorption Disorders

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HIGH TOTAL MINERALIZATION OF WATER LEADS TO
1. increase in blood pressure
2. urolithiasis
3. formation of methaemoglobin
4. dyspeptic phenomena, disturbance of water-salt balance
5. digestive disorders, decreased appetite, exacerbation of diseases of the
gastrointestinal tract

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