Fall of blood ionized calcium on watching a provocative TV program and its prevention by active absorbable algal calsium (AAA Ca)
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概要
著者
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FUJITA Takuo
Calcium Research Institute
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Nomura Masakatsu
3a Calcium Inc.
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Fujita Takuo
Calcium Research Institute And Katsuragi Hospital
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OHGITANI Shigeki
National Sanatorium Hyogo Chuo Hospital
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