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Calcium is a fairly reactive metal (and thus not found in metallic form in nature). The most commonly found calcium compound is calcium carbonate, which makes up limestone, coral reefs, sea shells, bones, etc.
I wouldn't advise it because you could receive a massive electric shock
Gold is a colour that cannot easily be made. I advise you to buy some.
no it is not corrosive but I advise on not touching it too much, and if you may get it in your eyes or digest it please get medical care.
If you sniff weed? what? you think some thing will happen to you? thew answer to that question is no. Nothing will happen to you if you were to sniff weed. But i wouldn't advise you to walk around sniffing it. If you sniff weed? what? you think some thing will happen to you? thew answer to that question is no. Nothing will happen to you if you were to sniff weed. But i wouldn't advise you to walk around sniffing it.
Depression in the elderly is widespread and very common. This is frequently undertreated or not recognized and can be very serious. It is best to seek the advise of your doctors for they will know better how to treat this. It varies greatly from person to person. There are medications that can be prescribed. You can also talk with a dietician and change your diet. Sometimes a psychologist could be recommended.
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Some doctors (mine included) advise taking extra calcium because the growing baby is taking a lot of your supply. Vitamin B6 may help with "morning" sickness. The reason to separate between taking calcium and prenatals is the absorption of iron. If your prenatal has low levels of calcium then separate calcium from prenatal and that way you will absorb both. If your prenatal is high on calcium, then it doesn't matter anyhow. In that case you might cinsider taking iron separately. That was my case.
Doctors advise at bedtime
* A smile * Sex
To keep to blood from flowing out so easily
Ask your doctor. We cannot advise on such matters as we do not know your medical history
This question cannot be answered accurately by us. Yes, sometimes there will be a need to take 12 different tablets a day to treat illnesses, but without knowing what these are, we cannot advise you. Please consult your local healthcare professional and ask them about your tablets. This will give you an accurate and safe answer.
3 months is advise by doctors for rugby so football 2-3
The prescribing physician or pharmacist will advise as to whether combining calcium channel blockers with any other prescription or nonprescription (over-the-counter) medication is appropriate or not.
It depends what the triggers are for your epilepsy. The BEST advice - would be to consult your doctor. They would be able to tell you whether it's safe for you to go on one. Additionally - they may issue you with a letter giving you the 'all clear' - just in case the parks owners are sceptical about letting you ride.
The answer is yes but most midwives/doctors will advise against it in case your c-section scar ruptures. If you want a VBAC (vaginal birth after caesarean) then your doctors will advise you of the possible dangers. I think the risk of rupturing a scar is minimal but most don't like to take the chance. I have known women who have gone on to have VBAC.