STUDIES ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IN DEFICIENCY DISEASES

Studies on the Nervous System in Deficiency Diseases

Adult dogs maintained on an artificial, balanced ration adequate in all dietary essentials as far as is known except water-soluble, heat-stable vitamin B(2) (G) developed, after a sufficient time, a slowly progressive disease characterized by loss of weight, persistent vomiting and diarrhea, and marked muscular weakness, which ended fatally in from 200 to over 300 days. The clinical features of...

P159: New Findings in The Diagnosis of Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System

The antibody of the nervous system is called antibodies that the body makes to the nervous system cells. These antibodies are also very diverse based on the complexity and diversity of the nervous system, and therefore their detection is also associated with particular challenges. Generally, autoimmune diseases are on the rise. The diagnostic techniques for autoimmune diseases are also in progr...

An Overview of the Effects of Melatonin on Nervous System Diseases

Introduction: Melatonin is a hormone secreted from the pineal gland and plays an important role in regulating the brain functions. This hormone with antioxidant activity supports the body against internal and external damaging factors. Melatonin reduces the production of free radicals by preserving mitochondrial homeostasis, and contributes to ATP synthesis in mitochondria. Reduction of melaton...

Nutritional Deficiency in Nervous and Mental Diseases

It could be argued that this text is misnamed were one to evaluate its content page by page in terms of factual material, for though the story is, indeed, that of the mastery of many of the epidemic diseases, its main thesis is much more than that,-it is really the conquest of false philosophies. Recounted are innumerable instances revealing how susceptible have been impregnable positions and b...

Diseases of the Nervous System