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... over a period of many years, can lead to a number of disorders, including
diabetes and hy- poglycemia (low blood sugar). ... and other chemicals in the
raising of poultry and cattle — most of those foods should be eaten only in
moderation.
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... the cooks don't want to be pressured into using tofu; and BYU's own cattle
ranch eliminates the lure of the favorable cost comparison anyway. ... in 1979
where she received naturopathic treatment for low blood sugar, or hypoglycemia.
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Moreover, the glucagon content of the normal hamster pancreas is very close to
the ones found in other animal species including cattle and man (Unger 1972).
Basal Glucagon Plasma Concentrations Figure 2 compares blood glucose, ...
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In cattle bred for longer and shorter gestations, researchers observed that if an
embryo from one breed was implanted into ... Such situations included
laparotomy and fetal catheterization surgery, hypoglycemia induced by food
withdrawal, and ...
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... have been used for the treatment of inflammation and liver disorders (Kirtikar
and Basu 1991), hypoglycemia (Dhar et al. ... been tested against the larvae of
the cattle tick R. (Boophilus) microplus, sheep internal parasite P. cervi, fourth-
instar ...
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... of somatostatin.246,247 The mechanisms by which insulin-induced
hypoglycemia, L-dopa, and arginine stimulate GH ... mice.262 Later that year
myostatin was reported as being responsible for double-muscled cattle.263
Double muscling, ...
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Because New Zealand soils are low in selenium, its cattle and sheep have
suffered a breakdown of muscles, including ... Although a sodium deficiency is
rare, its symptoms include confusion, low blood sugar, weakness, dehydration,
lethargy, ...
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Energy balance and ovarian follicle development prior to the first ovulation
postpartum in dairy cows receiving three levels of dietary fat. Biol. Reprod. ...
Glucose metabolism in ruminants as related to hypoglycemia and ketosis.
Cornell ...
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Stephen Thomas Butler. to hypoglycemia and that glucose is necessary for
hypothalamic GnRH release. ... In cattle, insulin induced hypoglycemia or
administration of 2-DG interrupts estrus and ovulation (McClure, 1968; McClure
et al., 1978).
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Leucaena, while toxic to unadapted ruminants, is a good source of protein and
minerals for many livestock species in some ... Hypoglycin A from the fruit of
Blighia sapida, a tree that grows in Jamaica and Africa, causes hypoglycemia
and ...
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... hepatotoxicity, cardiovascular lesions, hypoglycemia, edema, and porphyria,
were found primarily in animals that died. Many of these effects were not
observed in cows, however, and none of the cattle studies involved lethal
exposure levels ...
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Increase in plasma levels of lactate dehydrogenase EBH-affected cattle in the
humid Chaco of Tarija, Bolivia, chronic ... Serum hypoglycemia, hypoproteinemia
with hypogammaglobulinemia EBH-affected cattle in Brazil Macrohematuria and
...
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... Liver steatosis Meconium aspiration Hypothermia Enlarged umbilicus
Hypoxemia Septicemia Hypoglycemia Immunodeficiency Hypercarbia Diabetes
Pulmonary hypertension Idiopathic hyperthermia ... Sudden death with Cloning in
Cattle 51.
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The Hidden Menace of Hypoglycemia Clement G. Martin ... Rats and cattle
became sterile, or could not produce offspring, when they were deprived of
vitamin E. No such human experimentation was possible, and therefore no
human need ...
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A great many cattle reach the stockyards before any of the animals begin to show
symptoms. Possibly a number of you have seen ... Symptoms of hypoglycemia
develop if the blood sugar level drops lower than 40 mg. Even before any type of
...
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Hanada and Geshi (1995) reported abnormal 60, XX, rob(7;12) karyotype in
aborted Japanese black cattle fetuses. ... Breathing is difficult as a result
offailureof surfactantrelease, andthe calfmaydie from hypoglycemia. At necropsy
...
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... raccoons, bears, goats, pigs and sheep consume fermented fruits and grains
for the alcohol; and reindeer, cattle and rabbits sometimes ... Vata then
exaggerates the gap between your high blood sugar level and your low blood
sugar level.
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Farming, planting of cereals, domesticating aurochsen to cattle, all that was
invented only ten thousand years ago. Over the ... history, not a blood sugar level
permanently in the sky was normal, but rather long periods of low blood sugar
levels, ...
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Under these circumstances, hypoglycemia will lead to lipolysis in adipose tissue
and release of LCFA as discussed earlier. ... Alimentary ketosis occurs when
cattle have been fed spoiled silage that contains excessive amounts of butyric
acid ...
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... hypoglycemia, hyperinsulinemia, urogenital tract abnormalities, pneumonia,
and metabolic problems. However, such problems are not seen universally in
cloned animals; many apparently healthy adult cattle, sheep, and goats have
been ...
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She told me that cattle are fed grains in order to fatten them up quickly. I actually
knew that already, ... I no longer experienced low blood sugar episodes where I
felt shaky and light-headed and needed food NOW. My digestion also improved.
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... cabins-Insulation Cattle-Housing-Insulation Cold storage-Insulation
Commercial buildings-Insulation Doors-Thermal ... Insulin [QP572.15] BT
Hormones Hypoglycemic agents Pancreas-secretions RT Proinsulin NT
Hypoglycemia Insulin ...
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A 9-year-old cow was emaciated and showed inappetence, ruminal atony,
dehydration, polydipsia and polyuria. The urine contained ... 232 EFFECT OF
INSULIN HYPOGLYCEMIA ON RUMINATION J. M. Bewen, D.V.M., PK.D. Kansas
Stale ...
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Herb Lore Growth hormones that are given to cattle, pigs, and other animals
raised for meat help them weigh more and ... Low blood sugar, known as
hypoglycemia, might also be a cause of blurry vision, as well as “floaters,” which
look like ...
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Problems associated with twin pregnancies in dairy cows. ... Protein nutrition in
late pregnancy, maternal protein reserves and lactation performance in dairy
cows. ... Glucose metabolism in ruminants as related to hypoglycemia and
ketosis.
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Milk fever in the cow and puerperal tetany in the bitch and the mare are also
manifestations of hypocalcemia. Cattle are ... (hypoglycemic. shock,. insulin.
shock). DEFINITION. Hypoglycemia is abnormal decrease of glucose levels in
the blood.
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The symptoms of most of these disorders related to fatty acid β-oxidation are
hypoglycemia and reduced ketogenesis during ... Small amounts are also
present in butter fat and are produced by hydrogenation of plant oils in the rumen
of cattle ...
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Cattle; acclimation, care and management in the tropics. A564973- Cattle brands
of San Bernardino County. A587425. Catton ... A590267. Causes, symptoms and
treatment of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) (insulin reaction) A559792 . Cava ...
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... can Erosive to hemorrhagic enterocolitis be affected) All species Necrotizing
enteritis due to cryptal necrosis Cattle, pigs, ... diarrhea, hemorrhagic
gastroenteritis (death usually intervenes before GI signs) Endocrine (profound
hypoglycemia), ...
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God-loving When you go on a cattle drive, you sign a waiver of liability
acknowledging that you may be "injured, permanently maimed, or killed." In other
words, along with ... It might have been faintness from low blood sugar. She hit
her head ...
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See anaplasmosis. bovine farcy. a slowly developing, chronic, fatal disease of
cattle. ... Young cattle are most susceptible, but swine, other livestock, and dogs
are also susceptible. bovine hypoglycemia. bovine ketosis. bovine leucosis, ...
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Plain Truth from the Cattle Rancher Who Won't Eat Meat Howard F. Lyman ...
Human growth hormone, Hunting, Hutterite colony, Hydrochloric acid,
Hypertension (high blood pressure), Hypoglycemia, Hypopituitary human
dwarfism, Ice cream, ...
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Other problems low-birth-weight babies face include hypoglycemia (low blood
sugar); jaundice, which means the liver is ... on wild prey or raw meat may harbor
toxoplasma, a parasite that settles in the intestines of cats, cattle, sheep, and pigs
.
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(e) Hyperglycemia and glucosuria seenin moribund cattle or cattle with
neurological signsmaybecaused by catecholamine release. (2) Glucagon(Case
14) (a) Glucagon isreleasedin responseto hypoglycemia(low blood glucose). (b)
Glucagon ...
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be a glycoside called xanthostrumarin.11 More recently a hypoglycemic agent
was isolated from X. strumarium by ... extent in cattle.17-22 The clinical signs and
lesions seen in cattle and swine from cocklebur intoxication are similar to that ...
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Very ill or moribund cattle often have extremely high blood glucose levels,
presumably from increased endogenous glucocorticoid and ... Functional tumors
of the pancreatic 'B cells result in overproduction of insulin and hypoglycemia.
Page 314
The consumption of xylitol by dogs in amounts above 0.1 g/kg bodyweight may
cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), which ... In rabbits, baboon, cattle, and
geese, the use of xylitol can be compared with the ingestion of a dose of glucose.
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In the horse, 0L cells are located in the center of the islet, but in cattle, they tend
to be peripheral. ... adenylate cyclase and elevating the concentration of cAMP,
thus promoting glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis and opposing
hypoglycemia.
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... low blood calcium occurring at parturition hypoglycemia low blood sugar I
iatrogenic disease condition resulting from a ... bones ligated tied lipid fat
listeriosis (circling disease) brain infection commonly seen in cattle, sheep, and
goats Lyme ...
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Seventh Revised Edition, 2001 Committee on Animal Nutrition, Subcommittee on
Dairy Cattle Nutrition, National ... 172, 173, 190, 195 thyroid gland, 136–138
transition cows, 184, 186 vitamins, 164 zinc, 144 Hypoglycemia, 116
Hypokalemia, ...
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Tumors of pancreatic islets also are reported to occur in older cattle (Asdrubali et
al, 1964; Asdrubali and Mughetti, 1965; ... of transfer of glucose from the blood
into certain cells of the body, and hence the development of severe
hypoglycemia.
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Bovine coronavirus has also been implicated as a cause of winter dysentery, a
sporadic acute disease of adult cattle ... The resultant hypoglycemia, acidosis,
and hypovolemia can progress to circulatory failure and death, especially in very
...
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... guinea pig, cattle Human, rat, pig, cattle Human, rat Human, rat, mouse Human
, rat, mouse, turkey Human Human, rat, mouse, cattle, pig Rabbit, ... Bars with
different superscripts denote differences at p<0.05. hypoglycemic glucose values.
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A variety of specific enzyme deficiencies have been reported in cattle, dogs, cats,
and horses.34,59,90,111,116 • Hepatic ... Hypoglycemia occurs inconsistently in
dogs with hypoadrenocorticism, likely caused by a lack of cortisol.
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It is not known if the incidence of these tumors would increase with age in cattle,
... Some affected dogs may have seizures, presumably due to
hepatoencephalopathy or hypoglycemia, since hepatic metastases to the brain
are rare.“46 During ...
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Thomas J. Divers Simon Francis Peek. A B A B. hypoglycemia cause the clinical
signs associated with the wasting and neurologic forms of the condition. In
severe ketosis, the relative energy imbalance causes extreme ketonemia. The
reason ...
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Classically, diabetes has been treated by the administration of insulin obtained
either from cattle or swine. ... Blood glucose levels postmortem are of no help in
the diagnosis of hypoglycemia, because there is release of glucose postmortem.
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... BT Heating RT Exterior walls—Thermal properties NT Aircraft cabins—
Insulation Cattle—Housing—Insulation Clothing, ... BT Diabetes Hypoglycemic
agents Pancreas—Secretions RT Proinsulin NT Hypoglycemia Insulin shock —
Agonists ...
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In addition to discussing techniques for cattle, goats, and sheep, anesthetic
techniques for South American camelids, primarily llamas and alpacas, are
discussed. ... Fasting neonates is not advisable because hypoglycemia may
result. Fasting ...
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Clinical cases usually follow a period of negative energy balance resulting in
hypoglycemia, increased fat catabolism, ... of lymphosarcoma is associated with
bovine leukosis virus (BLV) and is the most common neoplastic disease of cattle.
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The first insulin came from animal sources, the pancreases of cattle or swine.
Today the ... You may be more likely to suffer hypoglycemia if you skip or delay
eating meals, exercise more PREGNANCY WARNING BREAST-FEEDING
WARNING.
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Injectable insulin originally was derived from the pancreas glands of either pigs
or cattle; increasingly, insulin used today ... However, people treated with
intensive therapy were more likely to have severe low blood sugar reactions and
to gain ...
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The first 24 aminoacids which determine its biological activity are common to the
hormone obtained from cattle, pig, ... Cyproheptadine, a 5-HT antagonist, inhibits
the normal rise of plasma Cortisol following insulin-induced hypoglycemia.
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Insulin (Somogyi effect): In response to excess injected insulin, an animal
develops hypoglycemia that stimulates the release of glucagon, epinephrine, ...
Xylitol stimulates insulin release in cattle and goats, but not in people and horses.
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r Neonates r Debilitated, sick, or dehydrated animals r Animals with heavily
pigmented skin r Milking cattle and goats turned ... Metabolic acidosis r
Dehydration r ±Hypoglycemia (primarily neonates) r ±Reflect secondary infection
or organ ...
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See also Facilities for dairy cattle, 838–844, 853–855 for goats, 540–542 for
horses, 618 for llamas and alpacas, 921 for ... 287 Hutches, 889–890 Hybrid
vigor, 189 Hybrids, 237 Hydrogen sulfide, 73 Hydrophobia, 634 Hypoglycemia,
454, 461 ...
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For example, when bovine serum albumin (a protein from the blood of cattle) is
injected into baboons that have elevated blood cholesterol, severe
atherosclerosis develops in their aortas and ... (Also see ALLERGIES; and
HYPOGLYCEMIA.) ...
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