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Habitually holding urine - connections

Habitually holding urine ->

Causes: Prostate damage (Timing: eventually; Certainty: theoretical)
Contributes To: Prostatitis (Certainty: possible; Theory: supported by housebroken-dog observation)

24-hour urine collection - connections

24-hour urine collection ->

Assesses: Calcium status (Accuracy: not accurate at all)

Urine indican level - connections

Urine indican level ->

Occurs In: Gastrointestinal disease (State: elevated; Prevalence: many)

-> Urine indican level

Blood type - Causes (State: elevated; Specificity: specific; Mechanism: food–intestinal bacteria interaction; Certainty: theorized)

Can holding urine contribute to prostatitis development? Can holding urine habitually contribute to prostatitis? Can low stomach acid elevate H Pylori ulcer development? Which vitamin B2 riboflavin form turns urine bright yellow color? Does molybdenum excrete primarily through human urine? Does boron supplementation aid fluoride excretion in urine? Is 24 hour urine collection accurate for calcium status? Which vitamin excess turns urine bright yellow color? Does caffeine consumption increase urinary calcium loss? What high oxalic acid food can irritate bowel and prostate? Is abacterial prostatitis the most common prostate complaint? What effect does high zinc have on prostatitis? What effect does hot spice intake have on bowel function? What mineral status is elevated in prostatitis patients? Can high alcohol consumption worsen prostatitis flares? What bacterial pathogen causes 90 percent of prostatitis? What herb provides garlic compounds for prostatitis? Can high potassium intake exacerbate prostatitis symptoms? Does high potassium intake benefit abacterial prostatitis? Can quercetin high doses induce rat cell cytotoxicity?

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