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Copyright © 2018 Albany VA Medical Center was Under Investigation. If you want to speed this video, then please go to settings and select the speed to 1.25 + The Albany Stratton VA Medical Center was Under Investigation~Part 13-15~ Ammonia VERY Toxic Level
The Albany Stratton VA Medical Center was under investigation October 23th, 2006 I remember Ash was extremely sleepy about 4:30 p.m. this afternoon but now his condition got worse. Diane, his nurse, told me all he is saying is just a word. I wonder what they are doing to my husband and there’s no way for me to go to Albany……. October 23rd, 2006 They gave too much ammonia in his food – the level of ammonia in his body was too high – and that’s why my husband was feeling so bad. Since that never happened to Ash since 2 years, I was wondering what they were doing to him. I was worrying and being stressed because my husband never felt that bad in 2 years even if his ammonia got high in the past. In other words, it never got that worse. Quote: ''If your diet is not properly balanced—that is, if it fails to supply adequate amounts of the essential amino acids—sooner or later, this will become apparent as some type of physical disorder. This does not mean, however, that eating a diet containing enormous amounts of protein is the answer. In fact, it is unhealthy. Excess protein puts undue stress on the kidneys and the liver, which are faced with processing the waste products of protein metabolism. Nearly half of the amino acids in dietary protein are transformed into glucose by the liver and utilized to provide needed energy to the cells. This process results in a waste product, ammonia. Ammonia is toxic to the body, so the body protects itself by having the liver turn the ammonia into a much less toxic compound, urea, which is then carried through the bloodstream, filtered out by the kidneys, and excreted. As long as protein intake is not too great and the liver is working properly, ammonia is neutralized almost as soon as it is produced, so it does no harm. However, if there is too much ammonia for the liver to cope with—as a result of too much protein consumption, poor digestion, and /or a defect in liver function—toxic levels may accumulate. Strenuous exercise also tends to promote the accumulation of excess ammonia. This may put a person at risk for serious health problems, including encephalopathy (brain disease) or hepatic coma. Abnormally high levels of urea can also cause problems, including inflamed kidneys and back pain. Therefore, it is not the quantity but the quality of protein in the diet that is important (see DIET AND NUTRITION in Part One). Source: http://web.archive.org/web/2006101523...

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