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vitamin K1 is lowered 100%
burning in the stomach pain 100%
beriberi 72%
poisoning by poisonous plants 100%
adenoma 12 of the duodenum 56%
burning lips 90%
gallbladder cancer 54%
abdominal pain burning 81%
benign tumors of the small intestine 53%
heartburn 78%
small bowel cancer 50%
intoxication 76%
adenocarcinoma of the colon 48%
burning in the stomach 74%
hemorrhagic disease of newborns 48%
time of year 73%
volume of gallbladder is decreased 47%
irritated mucous throat 73%
tumors of the small intestine 47%
burns in children 70%
chronic enterocolitis 46%
eczema from childhood 68%
monthly prolonged 46%
eczema worse from chemistry 67%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 45%
is worse when chewing 67%
chronic enteritis 43%
soaking eczema 67%
flies in front of the eyes 43%
vomiting 67%
pancreatic cancer 43%
burning in the mouth 66%
pancreatic cancer 42%
hemorrhagic gastritis 65%
enterocolitis 40%
desire for salty 64%
liver cancer 39%
burning in the muscles 63%
petechiae 39%
contact dermatitis 63%
external bleeding 39%
nausea with heartburn 62%
bleeding 39%
lip pain 61%
nosebleed 39%
need for salt 60%
tumors of the large intestine 38%
dermatitis in children 59%
dysbacteriosis 38%
strong irritation 57%
hepatosis fatty 38%
throat tickling 55%
scurvy 38%
eats often 55%
vitamin c reduced 38%
rash on the abdomen 54%
liver atrophy 38%
vomiting even from water 53%
hepatosis 38%
skin irritation 52%
gallbladder stones 38%
gastroenteritis 52%
bruise 37%
dermatitis and eczema 52%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 37%
acute duodenitis 52%
pancreatopathy 36%
erosive gastritis 51%
bowel cancer 36%
eczema 50%
hemorrhages on the skin 35%
thermal burns 50%
consequences of suppression 35%
blisters 50%
small-point rash 35%
pain in the mouth 50%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 34%
stomach nausea 49%
the skin is dark 34%
abdominal pain with vomiting 49%
colitis 34%
abdominal pain with nausea 48%
cirrhosis of the liver 34%
gastritis 46%
enteropathy 33%
wet skin 46%
hematoma 33%
stomach pain 46%
malabsorption 33%
worse food 44%
intestinal tumor 33%
reddening of the skin 44%
hypertrophy biliary tract 33%
burns 31% 74%
blue skin 33%
bleeding 43%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 31%
pain in the intestines 43%
inflammatory bowel diseases 31%
dermatitis 43%
hepatitis 31%
nausea vomiting 43%
benign neoplasms 30%
general intoxication syndrome 42%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 30%
abdominal pain 41%
subacute condition 29%
impaired gastric function 40%
liver problems 28%
convulsions 40%
cancer 28%
skin sensations 40%
there are no complaints 26%
preschool age 40%
oncology 26%
nausea 40%
poisoning with wolf berries 34%
burning of the skin 37% 71%
contact dermatitis in a child 32%
skin problems 26% 50%
rash burning 46% 63%
scratches 41% 57%
mucous hyperemia 36% 50%
enteritis 37% 51%
duodenitis 36% 49%
red rash 33% 45%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 27% 37%
inflammation 25% 34%

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