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gastroenteric

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gas·tro·en·ter·ic (gstr-n-trk)
adj.
Relating to the gastrointestinal tract.

gastrointestinal [gas″tro-in-tes´tĭ-nal]
pertaining to the stomach and intestine.
gastrointestinal protein loss test administration of a radioisotope-labeled protein intravenously to determine the loss of plasma proteins in the gastrointestinal tract.

gastroenteric
pertaining to the stomach and intestines.


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2]), ozone, and carbon monoxide (CO)] and emergency room visits for wheezing and gastroenteric illness (acute enteric disease with diarrhea and vomiting) in children 0--2 years of age from six Italian cities.
Thus, we presume that SAFV is only a gastroenteric passenger because most picornaviruses are associated with enteric infection and with a known fecal-oral route of transmission.
Allicin has been shown to work with vitamin C to kill certain types of bacteria and viruses, and can help the immune system to protect you from colds and flu, Candida and some gastroenteric viruses.
 
 
 
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