Schlackenstoffen

English translation: waste products

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German term or phrase:Schlackenstoffen
English translation:waste products
Entered by: Evert DELOOF-SYS

18:24 Oct 6, 2001
German to English translations [PRO]
Medical
German term or phrase: Schlackenstoffen
Regarding the brain, nervous system, etc.
Kyra
United States
Local time: 07:56
waste products
Explanation:
Bunjes lists Schlackenentfernung - removal of waste
That would certainly seem to fit in with your overall context; see references below.

Today, Pischinger's system of ground regulation is defined as a function unit of the final vascular pathway, the connective tissue cells and the final vegetative-nervous structure. The entire field of activity and information of this triad is the extracellular fluid. The lymphatics and lymphatic organs are connected with it. It is the largest system penetrating the organism completely. It takes care of the nutrition of the cells (internal circulation) and the removal of waste products from them. Thus, it regulates the "cell milieu system" and is at the same time part of every inflammation and defense process. It is thus responsible for all basic vital functions.
newhopeclinic.com/pages/pischinger.html

In order to restore the brain action, the brain's waste products must first be removed and then energy must be provided to restart the brain function. ...
www.navi.net/~rsc/formald1.htm
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Ulrike Lieder (X)
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5waste products
Ulrike Lieder (X)
4 -1roughage/dietary fibre
Kim Metzger


  

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roughage/dietary fibre


Explanation:
See the interesting medical dictionary listed below.


    Reference: http://members.tripod.co.uk/AlisonGaunt/medS.htm
Kim Metzger
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disagree  Ulrike Lieder (X): not applicable in this context; see my answer below
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waste products


Explanation:
Bunjes lists Schlackenentfernung - removal of waste
That would certainly seem to fit in with your overall context; see references below.

Today, Pischinger's system of ground regulation is defined as a function unit of the final vascular pathway, the connective tissue cells and the final vegetative-nervous structure. The entire field of activity and information of this triad is the extracellular fluid. The lymphatics and lymphatic organs are connected with it. It is the largest system penetrating the organism completely. It takes care of the nutrition of the cells (internal circulation) and the removal of waste products from them. Thus, it regulates the "cell milieu system" and is at the same time part of every inflammation and defense process. It is thus responsible for all basic vital functions.
newhopeclinic.com/pages/pischinger.html

In order to restore the brain action, the brain's waste products must first be removed and then energy must be provided to restart the brain function. ...
www.navi.net/~rsc/formald1.htm



    Bunjes, WB der Medizin und Pharmazeutik
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Ulrike Lieder (X)
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