... itself." (Taubes 1) Eaten in natural form of vegetables or fruit, the function of sugar in the body is to dissolve crystallization of nutritional wastes in the muscles and capillaries by chemically changing the circulation from its normal alkalinity to acidity, while organic tissue salts occurring in the natural form return the acidified blood back to its normal alkaline state (Gibson 24). In the book, Sugar Blues, William Dufty quotes a 1957 article published in the Michigan Organic News, where ... condition with more and more vital nutrients such as sodium, magnesium, potassium and ca...

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... , Friedman, Delano, McFarlane, & Salifu, 2014). In the first stage, the patient has kidney damage but maintains normal kidney function (Mallappalil et al., 2014). In the second stage, the patient has kidney damage with a mild loss of kidney function. In stage 3a, the patient has mild to moderate loss of kidney function while in stage 3b, there is moderate to severe loss of kidney function (Mallappalil et al., 2014). In the fourth stage, kidney function is severely disabled (Mallappalil et ... of sodium in the body (O'Toole, & Sedor, 2014). With the transplantation of a kidney, the risk o...

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