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Diagnosis and treatment of metal-induced side-effects
Erdag D, Merhan O, Yildiz B
Graphical abstract Keywords: antioxidants, bilirubin, cell signalling, immunomodulation Highlights Bilirubin is a potentially toxic molecule, but it also has physiological functions In some pathological conditions, a low bilirubin concentration may be a potential risk factor A slightly elevated serum bilirubin concentration may have health benefits It would be advisable to establish new reference intervals/limit concentrations for bilirubin Different limits could be investigated and/or established in relation to specific clinical conditions Abstract For decades, bilirubin was thought to be merely a degradation product of the hem, a potentially toxic compound and a molecule with no specific physiological function
The reality is that there is virtually no formal clinical research on the co-administration of BPC-157 and Methylene Blue in humans
Characterization of short-chain fatty acids in patients with ulcerative colitis: a meta-analysis
