Ringers has no citric acid in it. When you have silver citrate you
don't need assistance in getting it absorbed, silver citrate is quite
soluble and is absorbed almost instantaneously anyway. The additional
salts may make a slight difference but the 10:1 or so increase in rate
would almost certainly be due to the silver citrate being totally
dissolved, but the silver chloride being only around 5 to 10% dissolved.
Marshall
sol wrote:
At 02:52 AM 1/10/2010, you wrote:
Sounds reasonable, but it's the balance of various salts and sugars
that makes Gatoraid absorb so fast.
"Ringers Solution" comes to mind..used to re-hydrate people that have
Dysentery.
Ode
Lactated ringer's solution has no sugars of any kind. That is, the one
for IV or subcutaneous use does not. I checked the label (I buy the
stuff by the case). But maybe there is an oral version, but googling I
did not find one.
sol
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