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Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 13
459− Thrombocytosis?
460− Thrombocytopenia?
461− Tooth wear.
462− Tooth cariogenesis and tooth enamel badly developed (on rats).
463− Tourette syndrome. Tic Disorders.
464− Toxicity exacerbation.
465− Type A personality.
466− Urinary calcium and magnesium losses increased. Hypercalciuria.
467− Urinary hydrogen peroxide levels increased.
468− Urinary incontinence. Unstable bladder. Overactive Bladder Syndrome.
469− Urination increased.
470− Urinary obstruction.
471− Urticaria.
472− Uveitis: anterior chronic or relapsing.
473− Varicose veins increase.
474− Vascular placental pathology.
475− Vasodilation of some arteries.
476− Vasospasms, arterial. Vasospastic diseases.
477− Venous thromboses.
478− Violence increase between high school students.
479− Vitiligo.
480− Voice disorders in teachers.
481− Xeroderma pigmentosum worsening.
482− Weight gain (edemas). Water retention. Obesity.
483− Weight loss.
484− Wide-awake drunk.
485− Withdrawal of caffeine syndrome.
I ask to myself: “Is there any sickness, health disturbance or pathology which can not be related,
caused, or worsened by the caffeine intoxication?” Can you answer this question?
I - Which are the Etiologies or Risk Factors for the three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes?
- Answer: The most important etiologies are common to all the three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes,
with statistical differences between them. Few etiologies are exclusive to only one Fluid Hypertension
Syndrome.
Usually the patient has two or more etiologies simultaneously. The etiologies we detected until now,
are (this list is incomplete):
J – Etiologies or Risk Factors common for all the three Fluids Hypertension Syndromes:
1) Caffeine and theobromine in:
Coffee.
Soft drinks, energy drinks, guaraná, colas, etc.
Tea, Black tea, Green tea, White tea, Mate, Chimarrão, etc.
Brown and dark Chocolate.
Medications for weighting loss.
Medications for common cold and influenza (flu).
Medications for relieving pain.
Other medications.
2) Excessive daily liquids drinks, mainly water.
3) Beer drinks.
4) Wine drinks.