How is novolin different from humulin ?
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Both are human derevatives.  They are just different brands.
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When I took lantus and novolog I injected the novolog with a carb ratio everytime I ate more than 15 grams of carb.  So if I had a 5 gram snack, I didn't inject, but if I have a 30 gram snack, I did.  This allowed me to have a treat like ice cream between meals if I wanted to.  \n\nI occasionally went high, and then I injected extra when I was above 130 more than 2 hours after a meal.
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these might help..\n\nhttp://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1365-2621.2006.01347.x\n\nhttp://www.co-lipidology.com/pt/re/colipidology/abstract.00041433-200502000-00009.htm;jsessionid=Fh8fr0yV02g1pkF1LGYLXyzy9lPXZ4Gn69QZKHJ1GG1vJYGw1czy!-1640309041!-949856145!8091!-1\n\nhttp://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=cache:yYCPrA4fU54J:bmc.ub.uni-potsdam.de/cgi-bin/show.pl%3F1475-2891-4-33/1475-2891-4-33.pdf+list+of++biochem+experiments,+TEAC+assay+or+the+phenolics+test
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I couldnt find any result when I did a web search and it isnt in the BNF (the "bible" of prescribing) either so either you have the name wrong or it isnt availble here...;
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I'm a pharmacy tech...Mylan is a drug manufacturer.  Nitrofurantion is the generic equivalient for Macrobid or Macrodantin.  They are usually prescribed for UTIs.  Don't be afraid to take it...you got the right thing.  Mylan is the drug company that manufactured the nitrofurantoin.
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Novolin ge Toronto or 50/50 mix pen refills, pack of 5 \n$119.85 Canadian
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Hydroxocobalamin is an injectable, synthetic form of B-12 sold in ampules of varying concentrations, example- 1000mcg per ml. In Toronto, Hydroxocobalamin, Cyanocobalamin or Methylcobalamin are easily obtained at compounding pharmacies,in injectable form, usually without prescription. Cyanocobalamin is the least expensive, Hydroxocobalamin is about 4X more expensive and Methylcobalamin about 8X more expensive. Both Cyanocobalamin and Hydroxocobalamin are converted in the body to the more active co-enzyme forms of B-12, being Methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin. Cyanocobalamin and Hydroxocobalamin are the injectables most used by anemics, vegetarians and vegans. Methylcobalamin is the form most used by Autistic, Alzheimer, Depression and Neurological patients. If the condition, or deficiency you are treating is not to severe, you might want to try the sublingual forms of hydroxy, or methyl cobalamin. In studies,  these forms of B-12 were found to raise serum levels of the vitamin just as well as injectables, but at a much lower price.\n\nToronto pharmacies that carry Hydroxocobalamin injectable:\nSmith's Pharmacy- Tel- 416-488-2600 (Yonge St.)\nHaber's Pharmacy- Tel-416-656-9801  (Bathurst St)\n\nSublingual forms of Hydroxycobalamin are available at many health food stores in Barrie and Toronto. Happy vitamin hunting!
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Try Lamisil from the pharmacy.  It is awesome!
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Last I looked, exendrin-4 ("essence of lizard spit" :-) and its derivatives had only recently been licensed for commercial use, under the trade-name "Byetta" in the USA.\nIt's an injected medication, intended to be used in conjunction with oral meds, and probably only available through your doctor as a prescription med.\n\nPlease note that Byetta is a new *treatment* not a cure.  It's a therapy, not a "healing". Please be aware of the difference
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it depends on what kind of chemotherapy you had.\nUnfortunatelly sometimes its permanent like in using (vincristin).\nhowever the cause of the humbness may not be the chemotherapy itself, may be other condition like diabetes or the cancer itself or may be some vitamin defficiency caused by the chemotherapy.\nyou better check with the oncologist & YOU MAY NEED MORE THAN 1 OPENION.\nI wish you good health.
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Newspaper readers around the U.S. are again being bombarded in early 2006 by ad inserts in their Sunday papers touting "The New Skinny Pill," which closer reading reveals as the supplement Zyladex Plus.\n\nAccording to the ad, which features the misleading photo of what appears to be a prescription drug bottle, this amazing pill "is now available in the United States without a prescription" and will enable you to lose up to 15 pounds a week. The ad claims "clinical studies prove it." \n\nThe ad, however, provides absolutely no information about what is in this pill or how it works, and its manufacturer Medlab has no website where this information can be found. When you phone the number in the ad that you are urged to call 24 hours a day to order the product, and ask what the active ingredient in the pill is, the operator tells you "I actually do not have that information available."\n\nBut when this pill was being pushed several years ago, it was one of the many containing the combination of the amphetamine-like compound Ephedrine (since banned by the U.S. FDA) and caffeine.\n\nFurther research suggests that the active ingredient in the current formulation is bitter orange, a common substitute for ephedrine. Extracts from the peel of bitter orange contain the chemical synephrine, a substance similar to ephedrine, and it may contribute to weight loss by increasing metabolism. \n\nIt is unclear whether bitter orange acts similarly in raising heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure, but if it does, Zyladex Plus could be risky for people with arrhythmias and high blood pressure.\n\nWhile the ad misleadingly seeks to invoke the good name of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration by saying Zyladex Plus has been "approved for release by a FDA REGISTERED laboratory," needless to say the product -- like virtually all supplements -- has NEVER been judged for effectiveness or safety by the FDA
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G E R A N Y L GERANIOL has been proposed by some\nauthors as an intermediate in the biosynthesis of di- and\ntricyclic diterpenes.\n\nAccording to Wagner and Jaureg  and Kuhn and\nGrundmann  it would be transformed into phytol by\nhydrogenation and into lycopene and other carotenoids\nby dehydration and dimerization. Ruzicka suggested \nthat geranyl geraniol and geranyl linalool might be the\nprecursors of the di- and tricyclic diterpenes respectively ;\nbut although geranyl linalool has been isolated, together\nwith phytol and isophytol, from jasmine essential oil by\nDemole and Lederer , these authors were unable to\nisolate geranyl geraniol from the same source, probably\nbecause it is rapidly metabolized.\nAccording to some recent work of Costes , geranyl\ngeraniol and geranyl linalool are precursors of carotene\nand lutein. Stobbe  has proposed geranyl geraniol as\nan intermediate in the biosynthesis of vitamin Kz.\nPopjak  has found, by gas-liquid chromatography\nof the unsaponifiable fraction of liver homogenate incubated\nwith ~~-mevalonate-2-"C, two peaks with the\nretention volumes expected for geranyl linalool and\ngeranyl geraniol. These were minor constituents of a\nmixture consisting predominantly of nerolidol, alltrans\nfarnesol, methyl allyl alcohol, linalool, nerol, and\ngeraniol.\nGeranyl geraniol has, to our knowledge, never been\nisolated from natural sources and fully characterized although\nit has been shown to be synthesized by cell-free\nenzyme systems . This article describes the isolation\nand identification of geranyl geraniol from the unsaponifiable\nfraction of linseed oil. We have also obtained\nit from the corresponding fraction of peanut oil.\n\nFor the separation of the unsaponifiable fraction, an\nItalian linseed oil was utilized. For comparison, samples\nof phytol and farnesol were purchased from British Drug\nHouses (Poole, England) and Fluka A.G. (Basel,\nSwitzerland).\nColumn Chromatography. Alumina (Activity 111) in\npetroleum ether (bp 60-80°C) was used to fractionate\nthe unsaponifiable fraction, and silicic acid (Mallinckrodt\nChemical Company, St. Louis, Mo.) for the separation\nof phytol from geranyl geraniol. Details are given in\nResults. After separation, each fraction was recovered\nand weighed, and its composition was checked by TLC.\nFor thin-layer chromatography, 20 X 20 cm plates, 0.25\nmm thick, prepared with Silica Gel G (Merck & Co.,\nInc.) were used. Substances were detected by charring\nwith sulfuric acid or spraying with 2,7-dichlorofluorescein\n(sodium salt) in alcohol.\nGas liquid chromatography :\nBoth polar and nonpolar\ncolumns were used. The nonpolar coliiinn was used in a\nFractovap model C-AID/F chromatograph (Erba,\nMilan) with flame ionization dctcctor. It was 2 m X 4\nmm I.D. and contained SE-30 (methylpolysiloxy giiin,\nGeneral Electric), 1% on silanized Gas-Chrom P,\n100-200 mesh, at 190°C. The flash heater was at 250'C\nand the carrier gas was nitrogen, 40 ml/inin.\nThe polar coluinn, in a Fractovap model B with\nthermal conductivity detector, contained ethylene glycol\nsuccinate polyester, 20% on Chrornosorb W, 60-80\nmesh. Column, 210'C. Flash hcatcr, 250°C. Carrier gas.\nhelium, 4.5 liters/hr.\nInfrared spectra were recorded on a Perkin-Elmer\nInfracord apparatus.
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heres a good web site you might like http://www.lifesci.ucsb.edu/~biolum/
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it has one more carbon in the alkyl chain than arginine
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Inhaled insulin has many long term effects, namely lung damage.\n\nInsulin shot have no long term effects, you just need to make sure you rotate where you are injecting so you don't get a fat build up.  \n\nIf you have type 1 diabetes, there is no alternative to some form of insulin.  If you have type 2, you may be able to try diet and exercise (no side effects) first, or pills, but pills can cause upset stomach and liver damage.\n\nComment on post below:  No such thing as a pump you don't need to check your bs with.  You always need to check your bs.  The new minimed has a continuous meter built in, but that still needs to be calibrated with finger sticks, and it does not decide and give insulin doses automatically.  It's not approved in the US anyways.
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Try browsing this site\n\nhttp://www.elfqrin.com/docs/biospw.html
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Cholorphyll is one of the nutrients found in chorella...an analogy will be like Vit C found in citrus fruits