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dis·eases
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The numerical value of diseases in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
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The numerical value of diseases in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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Endocrine abnormalities can cause it, low testosterone can be a factor, there are genetic causes of infertility in men and some of it is chromosomal, in that they are missing a piece or have extra chromosomes, infectious disease like mumps or sexually transmitted diseases and infections can have an impact on sperm production as well.
Like many vegetable oils, soybean oil is highly refined. This means it goes through an extensive process involving numerous chemicals to extract it from corn and make it into oil, this production process makes soybean oil more prone to becoming oxidized — and when we have a lot of oxidized compounds in our body, we put ourselves at risk for multiple diseases.
One has to be cautious when interpreting studies using medical records. They can be fraught with challenges in how diseases are coded and studied, any anytime you ask people to recall their behaviors, such as drinking, it leaves room for memory errors.
With climate change, habitat loss and diseases, koalas are just facing too many threats, those fires are just one of the many things threatening them so we really need to be better at protecting them.
The gut microbiota of individuals with various chronic diseases often differs substantially from that of healthy individuals.
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