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Acute toxicity studies in animals, if extrapolated to humans, implicate a single dose of 10-15 grams necessary to produce significant liver toxicity, although several human case reports have shown toxicity at doses less than 4 grams per day (likely due to having one or more risk factors for sensitivity to toxicity) (Amar 2007)
Association of intakes of fat, dietary fibre, soya isoflavones and alcohol with uterine fibroids in Japanese women
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Through these dynamic changes, astrocytes reshape their interactions with synapses, blood vessels and immune cellsmanifested through changes in calcium (Ca) signaling, neurotransmitter uptake, metabolic support and secretion of gliotransmitters and cytokines
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