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Urinary albumin excretion<br />

Albumin-creatinine<br />

ratio<br />

HDL-C = High-density lipoprotein cholesterol<br />

WHO = World Health Organization<br />

<strong>Fluids</strong> <strong>Hypertension</strong> <strong>Syndromes</strong> – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 257<br />

=/>20 mcg/min - - -<br />

=/>30 mg/g - - -<br />

NCEP/ATP III = National Cholesterol Education Program/Adult Treatment Panel III<br />

AACE = American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists<br />

IDF = International Diabetes Federation<br />

XVI - 144) Mitral valve prolapse. We had patients with the simultaneous signs and symptoms of the<br />

caffeine intoxication and the mitral valve prolapse. Was this only a coincidence? Or the Mitral valve<br />

prolapse was caused also by the caffeine in the fetus or at the patient childhood?<br />

XVI - 145) Mood disorder: “Caffeine's effect on mood is complicated and not fully understood. Although<br />

initially it may promote some improvement in mood, notably identified by some slight euphoria<br />

or focused attention, this pattern may give way to a chronic dysphoria.” (Lande, R G).<br />

XVI - 146) Morton's neuroma (Morton's metatarsalgia) aches: We had a mulatta patient, with<br />

White, Black and Indian ancestors, with 55 years-old, 1.60 meters tall (5 feet and 3 inches), weighting<br />

78 kilograms (172 pounds), one child. During an ophthalmologic exam, she referred to us that she<br />

suffered on the last 6 years of daily aches at her left foot, beginning at morning when she stand-up. The<br />

orthopedist after many exams and magnetic resonance, diagnosed it as a Morton's neuroma, and submitted<br />

her to various therapies, but the aches always were there. She used to drink some 5 small cups<br />

(50 milliliters each) of strong Brazilian coffee daily, on her work with computer. Although we never<br />

had a patient with this Morton's neuroma, we suggested her to stop the caffeine and see what it would<br />

result.<br />

After 2 weeks she came back to show us her new eyeglasses, and told us that the left foot's aches disappeared<br />

at the second day without coffee, and did not return again. She noted also that she lost some<br />

pounds, and her clothes became broad. The Morton's neuroma surely remains there. Only the aches<br />

disappeared. She doesn't need more any medications nor physiotherapy.<br />

It is very good to cure a patient so easily, isn't it?<br />

XVI - 147) Motor coordination impairments: “The study population consisted of 27 patients<br />

affected by Migraine without aura (16 females, 11 males) (mean age: 8.7 ± 2.15 years) and 59 typically<br />

developing children (34 females, 25 males)... Migraine without aura children had more impairments in<br />

motor coordination and visual motor integration than control group.” (Esposito M, and others).<br />

Although the authors did not mention it, on our experience the caffeine is the main etiology of these<br />

migraines without aura in children.<br />

XVI - 148) Multiple sclerosis: see above the chapter XIII - Cerebrospinal Fluid <strong>Hypertension</strong> Syndrome<br />

(Idiopathic Intracranial hypertension without papilledema) (Benign intracranial hypertension)<br />

(Pseudotumor cerebri) – Brain and spinal chord.<br />

“The hypothesis presented in this paper suggests that Multiple sclerosis may be caused by an allergic<br />

or other adverse reaction to certain foods, mostly cocoa products, cola, and coffee. Many Multiple<br />

sclerosis patients have one or more manifestations of other well known reactions to those foods, such<br />

as migraine, urticaria, or gastrointestinal disturbances.” (Maas A G, and Hogenhuis L A).

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