1. Cereal based oral rehydration solutions are significantly better than the standard glucose oral rehydration solutions in the treatment of diarrhoea.

2. Similarly, the addition of food to oral rehydration solution further restricts fluid losses and significantly shortens the duration of diarrhoea.

3. Efforts at improving oral rehydration solutions have hitherto focused on the role of various substances in improving small bowel absorption.

4. The influence of rehydration rate on germination of artificially dried seed has been also verified.

5. Patients with diarrhoea were given oral rehydration therapy for 24 hours and then returned to their normal feeds.

6. Behind the relatively simple physiological basis of oral rehydration therapy lurks a hidden danger.

7. Rehydration treatments can be obtained from the pharmacist.

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8. You're talking about rehydration packs for people with diarrhea.

9. Drunk during exercise to speed up rehydration.

10. Qingre light dietLianzhi Khan, rehydration, also enhance the appetite.

11. Oral rehydration, sitting and giving sips in larger quantities, and the key is to give the right amount of sugar and salt.

12. Objective To study the rehydration therapy method to treat hyperosmolar nonketotic diabetic coma .

13. Rehydration ratio of instant rice rised, but hardness and stickness decreased when LC and SSL less than 0.8% compared with the control sample.

14. The pretreatment, quick-frozen, freeze-dry dehydration and rehydration of shallot are analyzed. The corresponding pretreatment technology, eutectic point and freeze dry curve are decided.

15. The NGO is helping administer oral rehydration salts and educate Somalis about the illnesses.

16. Most cases can be managed through oral rehydration solutions that can be given at home or at health posts.

17. The function of analgesia of the Oral Rehydration of Ophidic Distille is tested by the method of twisting the mouse, radiating the mouse, trigeminus electronic of rats.

18. The area concerned continues to be in desperate need of the benefits of Oral Rehydration Therapy.

19. The paper studies the effect of the quick-freeze and rehydration conditions, regarding polyploidy dandelion as the material, which it can provide reference for the quick freeze and preservation.

20. Those who do not have access to a hospital or clinic for rehydration therapy may die.

21. The pretreatment, quick - frozen , freeze - dry dehydration and rehydration of spinach and shallot are analyzed.

22. For example, UNICEF and the WHO have both issued statements supporting zinc supplements, together with oral rehydration therapy, as standard in managing diarrhoeal disease.

23. Most patients can be rehydrated quickly by drinking large amounts of oral rehydration salts.

24. Most cases, if treated in time, can be remedied with oral rehydration salts.

25. To prevent dehydration, drink plenty of cooled boiled water and use rehydration powders if the symptoms continue.

26. Dried Osmunda Japonica Thunb was used as raw material to produce several instant food of different flavors, and the effects of different conditions on rehydration ratio were discussed.

27. But once there is an onset of diarrheal symptoms, he said, oral rehydration is key to saving lives.

28. Intravenous antibiotics including Penicillin, Gentamicin and Metronidazole were urgently administered together with crystalloid rehydration.

29. According to the analysis of the data of the experiments and the methods, the results are all positive, which shows that the Oral Rehydration of Ophidic Distille has a function of delaying senility.

30. Heat exhaustion will leave you feeling tired, nauseous , dizzy and headachy. Rest, rehydration, food and a good night's sleep are the treatment.

31. Effects of several additives on the rehydration rate of beef jerky were studied in this article.

32. They also recommend fluet fluid replacement solutions , made from what are called low-osmolarity oral rehydration salts.