The chilled carcasses were vacuum-packed and transported under refrigerated conditions (4 C) to a laboratory (Wageningen University, The Netherlands), where the pH measurements were repeated 48 h post-mortem to reflect the physiological condition of the muscle at the time of downstream analyses
Common side effects may include: Dry mouth or increased thirst Trouble falling asleep if taken too late in the day Increased heart rate or feeling more aware of your heartbeat Mild anxiety, restlessness, or a jittery feeling Headache during the initial adjustment period Constipation or less frequent bowel movements If you notice anything that feels too strong , uncomfortable, or unusual, its important to notify Dr
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Non-antibiotic sulfa drugs (like diuretics or sulfonylureas) rarely cause the same reactions but should be used cautiously, especially in patients with severe past reactions (e.g., Stevens-Johnson Syndrome)
