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Bigmit37 Posted 12 years ago
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Indicated
With respect to a child with the rituals, a more direct approach would be to use methionine, calcium, magnesium, trimethylglycine, and possibly SAMe... along with avoidance of folic acid supplements. Methylation therapy is a direct and effective way to treat OCD tendencies, and we regard Inositol as a valuable adjunct therapy. Note that use of folic acid and B-12 is NOT indicated since the methyl-trapping effect greatly exceeds the benefits of enhanced conversion of homocystine to methionine.
What does the the indicated mean in this sentence " Note that use of folic acid and B-12 is NOT indicated since the methyl-trapping effect greatly exceeds the benefits of enhanced conversion of homocystine to methionine?"
What does the the indicated mean in this sentence " Note that use of folic acid and B-12 is NOT indicated since the methyl-trapping effect greatly exceeds the benefits of enhanced conversion of homocystine to methionine?"
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use of folic acid and B-12 is NOT indicated This means that nothing in the situation shows or suggests that these things should be used.
- use of folic acid and B-12 is NOT indicated This means that nothing in the situation shows or suggests that these things should be used.
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use of folic acid and B-12 is NOT indicated
This means that nothing in the situation shows or suggests that these things should be used.
This means that nothing in the situation shows or suggests that these things should be used.
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Thank you!
Indicated is used as "noted" or "pointed out" in this situation,right?
Indicated is used as "noted" or "pointed out" in this situation,right?
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Indicated is used as "noted" or "pointed out" in this situation,right?
No.
Consider this simpler example.
The use of aspirins is indicated by his frequent headaches.
This means that the headaches suggest that aspirins would be a good i
No.
Consider this simpler example.
The use of aspirins is indicated by his frequent headaches.
This means that the headaches suggest that aspirins would be a good i
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Thank you for the second example, it really helped clarify the meaning.
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