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Smooth muscle spasms - connections

Smooth muscle spasms ->

Involves: Bile duct, Intestinal walls, Passing of a kidney stone (Modal: may)

negative hydrogen ions - connections

-> negative hydrogen ions

water of native people in Pakistan - Contains (Evidence: marketing claim)
anti-aging product - Contains (Evidence: product reference)

Cell membrane metabolism - connections

-> Cell membrane metabolism

Nickel - Contributes To (Certainty: thought)

Can barium ions alter smooth muscle membrane potential? Can barium ions trigger vascular smooth muscle contraction? Can low rubidium status alter cardiac resting membrane potential? Can low potassium intake lower resting muscle membrane potential? What sodium potassium pump Na K ATPase maintains membrane potential? Can barium ions block outward potassium currents in heart? Does magnesium supplementation relax vascular smooth muscle? What effect does theobromine have on smooth muscle relaxation? What effect does calcium overload have on vascular smooth muscle? Does high phosphorus intake promote vascular smooth muscle calcification? Does magnesium relax smooth muscle tissue in arteries? What role does sarcoglycan complex play in muscle stability? Are colloidal trace elements suspended particles rather than ions? What heavy metal lead toxicity alters motor unit potential? Can low calcium status alter motor nerve action potential? Can high barium intake cause skeletal muscle spasms in humans? Can barium toxicity cause profound skeletal muscle weakness? What nutrient combination protects cell membranes from damage? Can high vanadium intake alter red blood cell membrane ATP? Can high nickel intake alter cell membrane lipid fluidity?

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