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In vitamin B12 deficiency, there is an over-production of both serotonin and dopamine and so one would expect that the number of receptors that can respond to stimulus is gradually reduced

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N-acetylcysteine and sulodexide reduce the prothrombotic effect of uremic serum on the venous endothelial cells

Pharmacodynamics (PD) characterises what the drug does to the body receptor engagement, downstream signalling, endpoint effects

The main concerns for extended use include gallbladder disease, potential thyroid effects, and unknown impacts of chronic appetite suppression

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