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Dictionary » C » Coma ComaComa a deep prolonged unconsciousness where the patient cannot be aroused. This is usually as the result of a head injury, neurological disease, acute hydrocephaly, intoxication or metabolic derangement. ![]()
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Results from our forumelectric shock and memory... out some interesting tests where he shocked a person so much that he could no longer get any seizures out of the patient, and then kept them in a coma while playing repeating tapes of looping sound (from statements to just sounds), which he theorized would completely wipe their minds of any mental ...
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Re: Metabolization of fatYep, when I was diagnosed 2 months ago I was reading moderate levels of ketones.. not enough to be in a coma (obviously as I wasn't) but more than normal which I understand is 0. What branch of biology is it that deals with the digestion, and processing of sugars/fats, glucose ...
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Metabolization of fat... blood concentration(as can be the case in untreated diabetus mellitus or during severe fasting) can have dramatic consequences, including ketoacid coma and even death. Regards, Andrew
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comaOther human, You asked your question more like 2 years ago, so by now you will now many answers. It depends pro person. It depends on what cells in his brain are broken and not, yet, recovered. I hope you will stay his friend, because of his sake. If it is hard to still like him, try at least to see...
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i know you don't see god within a day after your deathI have been in a coma when i was allmost 16. I have been in a light and so on, a deathexperience or something. The docters thought i was dead first. They asked my parents for a codicil because they wanted to cut in me. My grandmother ...
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