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    Uric acid is a chemical compound that is created when your body breaks down substances known as purines. They are sent to your kidneys in your blood, and through a filtration process, are eliminated through your urine. However, in some cases, this material accumulates in immoderate quantities, whether your body produces too plenty of it or has trouble eliminating it. As a result, an inflammatory disorder recognized as hyperuricemia is created, characterized by kidney issues and joint problems…

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    Ph Of Food Essay

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    bacteria can grow at all at is 4. This knowledge is used to help preserve certain foods that would otherwise be susceptible to microorganisms. The concept of pickling is founded on lowering the pH of the substance being pickled through submerging it in vinegar or other acidic substances for an extended period of time. In cases where substance can’t be or aren’t desired to be pickled, they can be canned, which effectively allows for small amounts of acidic substances to be added to a substance to…

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    Toenail Fungus

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    toenail fungus home remedies.Application of a mixture of apple cider vinegar and lemon juice on the affected toes. Some cases of Paronychia can cause scaling of the nails and the fungal growth continues within the skin layers. It is necessary to exfoliate the affected area so most of the fungal growth can be removed. Exfoliation can be done by scrubbing the affected toe with a paste of rice flour and a few teaspoons of apple cider vinegar. Toenail fungus home remedies also include treatment with…

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    Nail Polish

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    You'll need some rubber bands, a stirring spoon, food coloring and vinegar as well as hardboiled eggs too. Once you have all your materials on hand, add one type of the food coloring to each bowl of warm water. The amount of the drops will depend on the saturation that you'd like on your eggs. Add a splash of vinegar to the mixture too. The stirring spoon will help the color and vinegar be mixed thoroughly. Once all your colors are mixed, add rubber bands in a cool design around…

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    After consuming food, it’s advisable that you must brush your teeth. The reason for this is that a colorless, sticky substance which in the end becomes white, called plaque, starts to develop on our teeth, without us perhaps even knowing. If plaque isn’t eliminated continually, it hardens, getting to be the terrible tartar. Thankfully, it’s possible for you to eliminate dental plaque naturally at home. The important is to avoid it before it becomes an issue. At this moment, we’ll have a…

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    How to Keep Flies Away Many people enjoy outdoor cooking and picnics especially during summer. However, what bothers most is the presence of pesky flies that hover over their food. They may be very hard to avoid, even when you cover your food. Here are some simple solutions on how to keep flies away. Part 1: How to Keep Flies Away 1. Lemon and Cloves If you want flies to stay away from your food, trying using something they hate – lemon and cloves! Cut a lemon in half and stick some cloves into…

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    A Dull Penny Lab

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    and changed its color to a shiny gold with the help of chemistry. First, we used a vinegar and salt mixture and scrubbed it onto the penny. This process cleaned all of the dark corrosion spots away and made the copper color shine like new, which then allowed us to have a clean surface to experiment on. This was mostly a physical change but their was a slight chemical reaction because of the acidity of the vinegar. We then heated granular zinc and zinc chloride solution with the penny in a dish…

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    other factors such as pH or added antimicrobials to effect pathogen control. It is the interaction of these factors that controls the ability of pathogens to proliferate in foods. In addition, real mayonnaise doesn't spoil quickly since a lot of vinegar is added to the mixture. This is the main reason that the mayonnaise formed in the first place. 2. What physical characteristic is particularly enhanced by procedure…

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    What Causes Teeth Stains and How to Remove Them If you want to have a perfect white smile, you should avoid certain foods and products. Even though teeth whitening procedures are easily available these days, you can avoid staining your teeth in the first place. For most people with stained teeth, they have a big impact on their self-confidence, on how they feel and interact with other people. Teeth whitening procedures have become immensely popular because we need to feel confident when we talk…

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    Research Paper On Gout

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    Gout is caused by excess uric acid in the joints as a result of accumulation or inefficient elimination. Uric acid is a byproduct of purines. While increased uric acid levels – hyperuricemia – in the blood is common in gout cases, it doesn’t mean that individuals with hyperuricemia will certainly develop gout. When kidneys fail to get rid of the uric acid, it ends up crystallizing and accumulating in the joints, resulting in inflammation. Fortunately, there are a number of natural remedies that…

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