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[216] The disc also included monologues and poems in which Ali glowed with his own talents.


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Writer Tom Wolfe wrote of the record in Esquire magazine in October 1963, “It doesn't seem special to say that a fist-spinner should see sport as entertainment too, but few knew how to do it properly before Ali”.


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[217] In 1969, during his bout ban, Ali appeared in the Broadway musical Buck White, which, however, was already discontinued after seven performances.


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[128] In 1977, Ali provided the voice for the character playing him in the NBC-produced animated series I Am the Greatest, which was produced for 13 episodes.


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[218] Ali also played himself in the first film about his life, The Greatest (The Greatest, 1977), in whose list of authors he is also noted as another screenwriter.


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The film goes through stages of Ali's career, from the gold medal at the Rome Olympics all the way to the Rumble in the Jungle match and the championship renewal.


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[219] In 1979, Ali starred as Gideon Jackson starring in the TV movie Freedom Fighter.


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The second lead role was played by Kris Kristofferson.


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[220] On September 26, 1997, the highly acclaimed documentary film Ring Kings (When We Were Kings) premiered about the match in Rumble in the Jungle, which also tells the story of Ali and Foreman's coaching for that encounter, as well as going through analyses of the struggle.


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[221] The King of the Ring won the Academy Award for Best Documentary, which was picked up not only by filmmakers but also Ali and Foreman.


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[70] The film Oliver Stone was already planning a film about Ali in the late 1980s, but the project did not materialise.


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Thereafter, the film was planned by several titular directors, including Barry Sonnenfeld and Spike Lee, but was picked up as the final director by Michael Mann.


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In the film, Ali is played by Will Smith, who prepared for his role for a year by boxing, exercising his muscles and studying the culture of Islam.


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Ali has said that Smith is “the only person in the whole world who could look like me and play the role of me”.


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[219] The final film Ali premiered on December 25, 2001.


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[222] The film begins with Ali and Sonny Liston's first encounter, chronicles his bout ban and culminates in the Rumble in the Jungle match and his second world title.


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The film was a financial disappointment, as its proceeds did not even cover production expenses.


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However, the acting work was praised, and at the 2002 Oscars Gala, Will Smith and Jon Voight, who played TV journalist Howard Cosell, were nominees for the Best Actor and Supporting Actor awards.


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The film also received 22 other nominations and won seven of them: for example, Will Smith received the award for Best Supporting Actor at the MTV Movie Awards Gala.


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[222] Other appearances In 1978, the DC Comics comic book publishing company published the story of Superman versus Muhammad Ali [223].


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In it, the scrubbie space people invade Earth and threaten to destroy it if the planet's best fighter is incapable of defeating their champion.


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Both Superman and Muhammad Ali volunteer, and the Earth Champion is decided in a match between them.


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In the story, Ali's character was also allowed to hear Superman's secret identity.


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[70] In 1995, EA Sports released a boxing game called Foes of Ali.


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No sequel was made to the game, but since then Ali has appeared in Knockout Kings and Fight Night series boxing games produced by EA Sports.


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[224] Claims In 1978, even before Ali had finished his career, the school committee in his hometown of Louisville submitted that Jefferson County Public School be renamed after Ali.


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The idea failed to win support, but later that year, the city leadership decided, after a long debate, to rename Walnut Street to Muhammad Ali Boulevard.


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The city commissioned 70 street signs for it, twelve of which were stolen within the first week.


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In 2005, the Muhammad Ali Center, dedicated to reconciliation and world peace, opened in Louisville.


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[93] In 2009, Ali was named an honorary citizen of the Irish town of Ennis because his grandfather's father, Abe O'Grady, was a native of the locality.


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O'Grady had left as an emigrant to the United States and had married a slave there.


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[70] In 1970, after Ali had fought in the boxing ring for the first time in three and a half years, he was awarded the Martin Luther King Freedom Medal.


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Martin Luther King's widow, Coretta Scott King, said at the time of the award that Ali is not just a champion of boxing but of peace and unity.


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[14] In 2005, Ali received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President George W. Bush, the highest decoration awarded to a civilian by the United States administration.


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[225] Muhammad Ali's jacket and gloves, which he had worn in 1975, were donated to the collections of the Smithsonian Institute in 1976.


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At the donation ceremony, Ali stated that his Everlast-branded gloves will likely become the show's most famous attraction.


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[226] In 2002, she received her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.


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The tribute was justified by his life, which was “live theatre.”


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The star is the only plaque on the Hollywood Walk of Fame not placed on the sidewalk but on the wall of the Dolby Theatre — Ali didn't want anyone to walk over.


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[227] Professional matches 56 wins (37 knockouts/technical knockouts, 19 point wins), 5 losses (4 point loss, 1 technical knockout), 0 draws [195] KO = Knockout, TKO = Technical Knockout, PTS = PointScoreOpponentDateDateGentsAttention Hunsakerpts (unanimous) 629.10.1960 Louisville, KentuckyDebut as a professionalHerb Silerko4 827.12.1960 Miami Beach, FloridaVictory Tony Espertitko3 817.1.1961 Miami Beach, FloridaVictory Jimmy RobinsonKO1 87.2.1961 Miami Beach, FloridaVictory Donnie Fleemantko7 821.2.1961 Miami Beach, FloridaVictoryMar ClarkKo2 1019.4.1961 Louisville, KentuckyVictoryDuke SabedongPts (unanimous) 1026.6.1961 Las Vegas, NevadaWinAlonzo JohnsonPTS (unanimous) 1022.7.1961 Louisville, KentuckyWinAlex MitefftKO6 107.Oct 1961 Louisville, KentuckyVictoryWilli BesmanOfftKO7 1029.Nov 1961 Louisville, KentuckyVictorySonny BankStko4 February 10, 1962, New York City, New YorkYou canTogorge LogantKO4 1023.4.1962 New York City, New YorkVictoryBilly DanielstKO7 1019.5.1962 Los Angeles, CaliforniaVictordon WarnerTKO4 1028.3.1962 Miami Beach, FloridaVictoryAlejandro Lavoranteko5 1020.7.1962 Los Angeles, CaliforniaVictorArchie Mooretko4 1015.11.1962 Los Angeles, CaliforniaVictory Charley Powellko3 1024 Jan 1963 Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaVictory Doug JonesPTS (unanimous) 1013 March 1963 New York City, New YorkVictory 1018.6.1963 London, EnglandSonny ListontKO7 1525 Feb 1964 Miami Beach, FloridaWon the WBC/WBA World Championship Lost the WBA world championship 19 June 1964victorySonny Listonko1 1525 May 1965 Lewiston, MaineDefended his WBC World ChampionshipWinning Floyd PattersonTKO12 1522 Nov 1965 Las Vegas, NevadaDefended the WBC World ChampionshippingGeorge ChuvalOpts (unanimous) 1529.3.1966 Toronto, CanadaDefended the WBC World Championship World ChampionshippingHenry Coopertko6 1521.5.1966 London, EnglandDefended his WBC World ChampionshipVictory in LondonKO3 156.Aug 1966 London, EnglandDefended his WBC World ChampionshipKarl MildenBergertko12 1510.9.1966 Frankfurt am Main, GermanyDefended the WBC World ChampionshippingKarl MildenBergertko12 1510.9.1966 Frankfurt am Main, GermanyDefended WBC World ChampionshipCleveland WilliamstKO3 1514.11.1966 Houston, TexasDefended his WBC World ChampionshipWinnernie TerrellPts (unanimous) 156.Feb 1967 Houston, TexasDefended WBC World TitleWinning WBA World ChampionshipZora Folleyko7 1522.3.1967 New York City, New York City, New YorkDefended his WBA/WBC World ChampionshipLost his boxing license and championship on April 28, 1967 after refusing to enter service on calls.Victory Jerry QuarryTko3 1526.10.1970 Atlanta, GeorgiaVictorOscar Bonavenatko15 157.12.1970 New York City, New YorkWon the NABF Championship; Waived the NABF Championship; for the championship 1971lossJoe Frazierpts (unanimous) 158.3.1971 New York City, New YorkFight of the Century; the match was a WBA/WBC world championshipJimmy Ellistko12 1226 July 1971 Houston, TexasWon the open NABF championshipWinning Buster MathiSpts (unanimous) 1217.11.1971 Houston, TexasDefended the NABF championshipsJürgen Blinko7 1226.12.1971 Zurich, SwitzerlandViceMac FosterPTS (unanimous) 151.4.1972 Tokyo, JapanVictoryGeorge ChuvalOpts (unanimous) 121.5.1972 Vancouver, CanadaDefended the NABF championshipJerry QuarryTko7 1227 June 1972 Las Vegas, NevadaDefended the NABF championshipJerry QuarryTko7 1227 June 1972 Las Vegas, NevadaDefended the NABF championshipJerry QuarryTko7 1227 ChampionshippingAlvin Lewistko11 1219.7.1972 Dublin, IrelandFloyd PattersonTKO7 1220.9.1972 New York City, New YorkDefended the NABF ChampionshipBob FosterKO7 1221 Nov 1972 Stateline, NevadaDefended the NABF championshippingJoe Bugnerpts (unanimous) 1214.2.1973 Las Vegas, NevadaDefended his NABF championshippingJoe Bugnerpts (unanimous) 1214.2.1973 Las Vegas, NevadaDefended his NABF championshippingKen NortonPTS (shared) 1231.3.1973 San Diego, CaliforniaMonetti NABF Championshipwin NortonPTS (shared) 1210.Sep 1973 Inglewood, CaliforniaWon NABF ChampionshipGold LubberSPTS (unanimous) 1220.10.1973 Jakarta, IndonesiaVictory Joe Frazierpts (unanimous) 1228.1.1974 New York City, New York City, New YorkSuper Fight II; Defended NABF Championship; Relinquished title 1974VictorgeGeorge ForeManko8 1530.10.1974 Kinshasa, ZaireRumble in the Jungle WBA/WBC World Titlewinning Chuck Wepnertko1524 May 1975 Richfield, OhioDefended his WBA/WBC World Titlewinning Joe Bugnerpts ( unanimous) 1530 June 1975 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaDefended his WBA/WBC World title victoryJoe Fraziertko14 151.Oct 1975 Quezon City, PhilippinesThrilla in Manila; Defended WBA/WBC World Titlewinon Lyletko11 1516 May 1975 Las Vegas, NevadaDefended his WBA/WBC World ChampionshipProceed -Pierre CoopManko5 1520 Feb 1976 San Juan, Puerto Ricodefended his WBA/WBC World ChampionshipVictory Jimmy YoungPts (unanimous) 1530 April 1976 Landover, MarylandDefended his WBA/WBC World TitleWinning Richard Dunntko5 1524.5.1976 Munich, GermanyDefended his WBA/WBC World Titlewinning NortonPts (unanimous) 1528 September 1976 Bronx, New YorkDefended his WBA/WBC World ChampionshipvictoryAlfredo EvangeliStapts (unanimous) 1516 May 1977 Landover, MarylandDefended his WBA/WBC World ChampionshipEarnie ShaversPts (unanimous) 1529 September 1977 New York City, New YorkDefended his WBA/WBC World ChampionshipEarnie ShaversPts (unanimous) 1529 Sep 1977 New York City, New YorkDefended his WBA/WBC World Title World ChampionshipLeon SpinkSpts (unanimous) 1515 Feb 1978 Las Vegas, NevadaMenetti WBA/WBC World ChampionshipLeon SpinkSpts (unanimous) 1515 September 1978 New Orleans, LouisianaWon the WBA World ChampionshipRenounced the WBA World Championship on September 6, 1979 and ended the first of his career once.Loss Arry Holmestko10 152.10.1980 Las Vegas, NevadaThe match was for the WBC World ChampionshipLossRevor BerbickPts (unanimous) 1011.12.1981 Nassau, Bahamas Last match Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Ali, Muhammad; 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Antipsychotics (i.e., antipsychotics, neuroleptics, or antipsychotics) are drugs used to treat psychoses that act on neurotransmitters in the brain to reduce traffic between neurons.


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Antipsychotic drugs are now used not only for psychosis symptoms and mania, but also in elderly people with memory illnesses and to calm those weaned off drugs, as well as to treat sleep disorders.


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Antipsychotics have been found to have an anti-recurrence effect in the early stages of the disease [1], but antipsychotics do not reduce the risk of recurrence of psychosis in the long term, according to a Finnish doctoral thesis published in 2016.


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[2] Other long-term follow-up studies have found that non-medicated patients are healthier than others [3].


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In addition, distinguishing antipsychotic withdrawal symptoms from psychosis is difficult.


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[4] A doctoral study published in 2016 also found better functioning and greater grey brain matter in patients with schizophrenia who had not taken antipsychotics [2].


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The prescription of antipsychotics is justified by the fact that the restless patient can be calmed with their help more easily and faster than with alternative methods.


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Patients themselves often oppose medication because of the harm they cause, which may see involuntary treatment and compulsory medication in Finland.


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Symptoms of psychosis are usually temporarily controlled through initiation of antipsychotic medication or increasing the dose, but at the same time most patients experience severe side symptoms predisposing to premature death.


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[5] The statistical lifespan of psychosis patients is much shorter than that of the rest of the population.


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Medicines aim to reduce the high risk of suicide, especially in severely anxious patients.


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Still, the most common causes of death in patients with psychosis are causes due to natural diseases, for which medication side symptoms act as risk factors.


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[6] Drug negativity is a common problem in hospitals, so taking medications is strictly controlled.


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The best Western treatment results in the treatment of schizophrenia and psychoses have currently been achieved in Finland at Keroputaan Hospital in Tornio, where the use of medicines is low.


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The open dialog treatment model used in the hospital is more well-known worldwide than in Finland.


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[7] Debate over the benefits and harms of medicines is often heated.


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The traditions of care that have been formed over the decades and the right of patients to access safe and effective care are contrasted.


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History The first antipsychotic was chlorpromazine developed in 1950s France to relieve pain in surgery patients and prevent shock state.


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The drug was found to make surgery patients indifferent to surgery and make them tired.


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Efficacy for psychosis symptoms was confirmed first through experimentation and later in numerous double-blind studies.


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[8] Over the decades, efforts have been made to develop better antipsychotics.


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A new generation of antipsychotics are called atypical; the first was clozapine from 1971.


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Antipsychotic drugs brought significant fiscal savings, due to which their use increased as an alternative to costly psychiatric inpatient treatment when patients could be referred to outpatient treatment.


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Still, new drugs haven't been shown to be much more effective or safer.


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[9] Phenthiazine was first synthesized in the 19th century and was used in the 1930s as an anthelmintic agent.


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It has almost no central nervous system effects.


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[10] A team led by Frenchman Paul Charpentier began manufacturing various synthetic phenthiazines for use as a sedative antihistamine prior to the administration of an anesthetic.


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In 1949, French surgeon Henri-Marie Laborit gave surgery patients a phenothiazine derivative called promethazine together with barbiturates to prevent shock.


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He found at the same time that the mix caused extremely frightened and escapist-terrified patients to calm down, relax and become indifferent and cooperative.


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Laborit described the effect as a chemical lobotomy.


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Research continued and in 1950 chlorpromazine was discovered, which was found to act not only as an antihistamine but, for example, inhibiting adrenaline, paralyzing the autonomic nervous system, and as an anti-vomiting drug.


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[11] When chlorpromazine was tested in rats, it was found to make rats inactive and indifferent to environmental hazards and distractions.


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In human trials, chlorpromazine was found to cause sedation.


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In 1952, it was discovered that chlorpromazine reduced psychoticism in patients with schitrophrenia.


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Subsequently, the use of neuroleptics rapidly expanded to psychotic and manic patients, whereby previously used remedies such as patient isolation could often be dispensed with.


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Neuroleptics have since replaced the earlier therapies for schizophrenia with insulin and electroshock therapies, as well as lobotomy.


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Use Antipsychotics are used as sedatives to treat agitation or aggressive behavior or anxiety because they are not addictive.


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The largest group of users are the elderly, but drugs are also used to eliminate bad behaviour among children and adolescents, as well as inmates.


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[12] Antipsychotics are also used to treat psychosis, schizophrenia, mania, bipolar disorder, and distrustful personality.


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In low doses, antipsychotics are used to treat insomnia [13], depression, Tourette syndrome and emotional instability.


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In people with memory impairment, the drug is used to treat behavioral symptoms.


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[14] It refers to use that is interpretable as a symptom of illness.


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[14] Symptoms typical are apathy, agitation, screaming, verbal and physical aggression, and resistance to treatment or assistance.


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Some of the behavioral symptoms help, but I know how they don't.


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[14] Dosage The use of neuroleptics should be strictly followed by the doctor's instructions, as changes in medication are always associated with the risk of side effects.


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Neuroleptics can be used in mixed forms, that is, several drugs of the same group can be administered simultaneously.


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Newer types may also be combined with traditional typical ones.


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The half-life of antipsychotic drugs affects how densely the drug is used.


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Normally, it is appropriate to maintain a steady level of medicine so that the quantities of medicines do not accumulate too high or fall too low.


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Prevalence Most antipsychotics are prescribed to the elderly.


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Elderly people in Finland take antipsychotics double, up to three times that of other Nordic countries.


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[12] In 2015, 18.3 per cent of all elderly services customers ate antipsychotics without any symptoms of psychosis.


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Most common it was in enhanced service housing, where antipsychotics without psychosis symptoms were eaten by 26.4 per cent of customers.


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In institutions, medicines are administered to 23.7%, but at home treatment only to 12%.


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[14] The biggest problem is Imatra, where more than 40 per cent of residents in 24-hour care eat antipsychotics without any psychosis symptoms.


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The amount is planned to be reduced.


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[15] Physicians often prescribe antipsychotics to prevent aggressive behaviour sometimes associated with mental retardation, although there has been limited research evidence on the efficacy of the medication.


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According to a historical double-blind study published in 2008, antipsychotics have lower efficacy than placebo.


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[16] Mechanisms of action The effects of neuroleptic medications on the brain are strongly related to dosage amounts.


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At lower doses of the drug, a smaller portion of neurotransmitters in the nervous system is affected and at higher doses, the way the drug works can fundamentally change as the drug begins to affect new types of neurotransmitters and receptors as well.


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Neuroleptics also affect so-called autoreceptors, whose blockade, especially in the early stages, increases neurotransmitter volumes.


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The effect of atypical neuroleptics on central nervous system function is mainly based on the regulation of dopamine and neurotransmitter serotonin.


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[17] Neuroleptics additionally have a pronounced anticholinergic effect [18] which leads to a decrease in the effects of acetylcholine released from parasympathetic nerve endings.


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[19] In addition, a number of neuroleptics have a pronounced sedative effect that depresses the autonomic nervous system, that is, a sedative and tiring effect.


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Neuroleptics may also enhance the tiring effect of other CNS depressants such as alcohol, benzodiazepines and benzodiazepine-like compounds, opioids, anticonvulsants and anxiolytics.


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Newer neuroleptics also tend to influence symptoms otherwise as well, for example by altering the function of serotonin in the brain.


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However, the specific mechanism of action or action in the brain of a number of diseases treated with neuroleptics or the antipsychotic drugs themselves is unknown.


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Side Effects and Risks The side effect profiles of different drugs are different and the individual differences in getting side effects are large.


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Neuroleptics depress the autonomic nervous system, which can lead, among other things, to constipation and dry mouth.


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Neuroleptics often cause fatigue as well.


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All antipsychotics, but especially those of the first knee, can cause extrapyramidal symptoms [20], manifested by painful spasms of the muscles of the neck, neck, eyes and body, compulsive motor agitation, rest tremor, clumping gait, motor function as retardation, muscle stiffness or facial expressionlessness.


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[21] Neuroleptics may also cause epileptic seizures in non-epileptics.


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[22] In addition, neuroleptics often cause disruption of sexual functions.


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[23] Malignant Neuroleptic Syndrome Approximately 0.5% of antipsychotic users develop malignant neuroleptic syndrome.


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[24] It is more common as a result of first knee medications, but is also less common in the use of second-knee medications.


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Of those affected by the syndrome, 12-20% die.


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[25] Neuroleptic syndrome usually develops rapidly after a day or a few weeks after a change in medication.


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The most common symptoms include severe muscle stiffness, tremor, fever, impaired viability, and disturbances in the functioning of the autonomic nervous system.


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[26] Neuroleptic syndrome requires discontinuation of antipsychotic medication and urgent hospitalization.


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Cardiovascular disease and mortality Antipsychotics slightly increase the risk of venous blood clots, as they affect platelet formation and blood clotting.


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The risk is higher for new users and those taking atypical, second-generation antipsychotics such as quetiapine.


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The risk doesn't seem permanent, but disappears if the medication is stopped.


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[27] Antipsychotic medication increases threefold the risk of dying from a heart attack or other sudden heart syndrome.


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Antipsychotic medication raises both the risk of illness and death.


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Concomitant use of psychosis and antidepressants raises the risk of death 18-fold, especially in users of the phenthiazine antipsychotic drug.


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In the Finnish study, the subjects were 66 years old on average, so the results do not directly inform younger people's risk.


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[28] According to a US study, adolescents taking antipsychotics (under 17 years of age) also developed heart symptoms such as heart rhythm disturbances more often than others.


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They also had factors predisposing to heart problems, including obesity, diabetes and increased blood pressure.


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The problems piled up for those taking multiple drugs at the same time.


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By the end of the study, up to a quarter of the adolescents had at least one metabolic or cardiovascular disorder.


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[29] Anticholinergic action The anticholinergic effect of neuroleptics may cause constipation and disturbances in blood flow, glandular functions such as hormone secretion, urinary functions, and sleep and thermoregulation.


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Other anticholinergic side effects include impairment of memory and thought functions, agitation, confusion, visual impairment, and hallucinations.


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[30] [31] Of the neuroleptics of the second knee, risperidone and quetiapine have the least anticholinergic effect, while olanzapine is much more.


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[30] Symptoms arise from the fact that the anticholinergic drug inhibits acetylcholine binding to muscarine recipient molecules.


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[30] Diabetes Antipsychotics increase the likelihood of developing diabetes in people of all ages.


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The risk of developing adult-type diabetes among young people taking antipsychotics is three times higher than those of healthy people of the same age and twice as high as those of other adolescents with mental health problems without antipsychotic medication.


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During the IP (1.5 years), the risk was not very high in practice, but the long-term risks have not been studied and are probably higher.


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The researchers recommend keeping adolescents' antipsychotics as short as possible and monitoring patients' risk factors and development of diabetes.


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[32] Pneumonia In people with Alzheimer's disease, antipsychotic medication is associated with a threefold risk of developing pneumonia.


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[33] Gaining weight Approximately half of long-term antipsychotic cancers gain weight, as opposed to non-medicated patients, in whom weight decreases rather than increases.


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Being overweight is a significant health hazard that increases the number of mm.


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prevalence of cardiovascular diseases.


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Weight can rise within weeks after starting treatment and continue with some medicines for more than one year without levelling out.


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Antipsychotics for both the old and new knee can cause weight gain.


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There are big differences between different drugs in terms of gaining weight.


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Drugs on the second knee cause more weight gain than traditional neuroleptics.


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[34] For example, clozapine and olanzapine increase weight more than other medicines.


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Ziprasidone has been assessed as somewhat non-impact on weight.


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Gaining weight is one of the biggest reasons for patients to refuse antipsychotics.


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[35] Brain Shrinkage Antipsychotics shrink the brain more than the brain normally shrinks with age.


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The brain shrinks the more the longer the medication takes [36] and the higher the amount of medication.


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[37] The volume of cerebrospinal fluid increases again.


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Shrinkage is caused by antipsychotics of both the old and the new knee.


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[38] As recently as 2010, there were suspicions in Finland that the shrinkage of the brain in schizophrenics was caused by progressive brain processes underlying the disease [36], although there were previous indications elsewhere that the cause lies in antipsychotics.


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[39] [40] There was no association with decreased brain reduction in symptoms or decreased cognitive levels.


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[37] The shrinkage mechanism is not yet known and no longer follow-up of adverse reactions has been done.


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[38] According to one study, a single dose of haloperidol causes a momentary decrease in brain size within a few hours after dose intake.


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[41] In the elderly and people with memory illnesses, taking antipsychotics significantly increases falls in the elderly.


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[42] Furthermore, neuroleptics have been found to accelerate the progression of dementia.


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[30] [43] In people with Alzheimer's taking antipsychotics, dementia was nearly three times more likely to progress over the course of a year than others.


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Simultaneous use of sedatives increased the risk.


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[44] The use of antipsychotics in the treatment of symptoms of memory disorder is also associated with an increased risk of death [33].


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Antipsychotics also increase heart problems predisposed to dementia [45].


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Antipsychotics can also cause cerebral circulation disorders in old people, and therefore their use is recommended only in indispensable cases.


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Despite this, drugs are used in abundance


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[44] In particular, the elderly are susceptible to memory and thinking impairment due to anticholinergic antipsychotics because in old people the number of muscarinic receptors in the central nervous system decreases with age.


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Particularly sensitive are elderly people with dementia.


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Disadvantages of First Knee Medications Tardive dyskinesia Regular long-term use of older neuroleptics may cause tardive dyskinesia, which most often manifests itself as worm-like musculature movements of the mouth and tongue, sometimes also in the form of worm-like musculature, facial twitching or tremors.


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Tardive dyskinesia is the more common the longer the medication has been used.


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The syndrome recovers very slowly after discontinuation of medication and often remains persistent.


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[21] [46] Other side effects Other side effects include, but are not limited to: fatigue, gaining weight, loss of emotion, impairment of memory and reasoning, clumsiness, motor disorders that often resemble symptoms of Parkinson's disease, impotence and other disorders of sexual function, oral dehydration, visual impairment, constipation, dizziness, decreased blood pressure, tranquility, skin rashes, changes in blood counts, nausea and vomiting.


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Criticism of pharmaceutical companies In recent years, it has been publicly alleged that many companies that make neuroleptics have deliberately misled the medical profession by publishing their research selectively, with the intent, among other things, to conceal information about the health risks posed by neuroleptics.


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[47] [48] Side effects in patients with schizophrenia Antipsychotics shrink the brains of people with schizophrenia more than the brain normally shrinks with age.


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The brain shrinks the more the longer the medication takes [49] and the greater the amount of medication.


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[50] The volume of cerebrospinal fluid increases again.


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Shrinkage is caused by antipsychotics of both the old and the new knee.


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[51] As recently as 2010, it was thought in Finland that the shrinkage was due to progressive brain processes underlying schizophrenia itself.


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[49] There was no association with decreased brain reduction in symptoms or decreased cognitive levels.


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[50] However, the link was only discovered in 2014 and longer monitoring of adverse reactions has not yet been done.


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[51] Antipsychotics slightly increase the risk of venous blood clots in schizophrenics, as they affect platelet formation and blood clotting.


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The risk is higher for new users and those taking atypical, second-generation antipsychotics such as quetiapine.


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The risk does not appear permanent but disappears if the medication is stopped.


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[52] Antipsychotic medication increases threefold the risk of dying from a heart attack or other sudden heart syndrome.


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Antipsychotic medication increases the risk of developing and dying from heart problems.


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Concomitant use of psychosis and antidepressants raises the risk of death 18-fold, especially in users of the phenthiazine antipsychotic drug.


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Antipsychotic drugs

In the Finnish study, the subjects were 66 years old on average, so the results do not directly inform younger people's risk.


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[53] According to the study, adolescents taking antipsychotics (under 17 years of age) also developed heart symptoms such as heart rhythm disturbances more often than others.


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They also had factors predisposing to heart problems, including obesity, diabetes and increased blood pressure.


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The problems piled up for those taking multiple drugs at the same time.


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By the end of the study, up to a quarter of the adolescents had at least one metabolic or cardiovascular disorder.


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[54] Schizophrenics, compared to their age, have a four-fold risk of developing dementia under 65 and twice the risk of developing it during their lives.


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[55] Antipsychotics are known to accelerate the onset of dementia.


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[56] Dementia is also predisposed to heart problems and smoking, which are common in schizophrenics.


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[55] Approximately half of those cancers on long-term antipsychotics gain weight.


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In patients not treated with drugs, weight decreases rather than rises.


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Being overweight is a significant health hazard that increases the number of mm.


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prevalence of cardiovascular diseases.


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Gaining weight is one of the biggest reasons for patients to refuse antipsychotics.


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[57] Antipsychotics increase the risk of diabetes in people of all ages.


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The risk of developing adult-type diabetes among young people taking antipsychotics is three times higher than those of healthy people of the same age and twice as high as those of other adolescents with mental health problems without antipsychotic medication.


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During the IP (1.5 years), the risk was not very high in practice, but the long-term risks have not been studied and are probably higher.


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The researchers recommend keeping adolescents' antipsychotics as short as possible and monitoring patients' risk factors and development of diabetes.


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[58] Withdrawal symptoms Research suggests that two-thirds of long-term neuroleptic users experience withdrawal symptoms when discontinuing medication.


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[59] Discontinuation of neuroleptic therapy should always be done cautiously with the support of physicians so that the benefits and risks associated with discontinuation can be correctly guessed, avoided discontinuation pitfalls and withdrawal symptoms can be relieved with other appropriate ancillary medications if necessary.


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Possible withdrawal symptoms due to discontinuation of neuroleptics include nausea, diarrhoea, headache, sweating, hot and cold flushes, tremor and feeling weak, akathisia i.e. drug-induced motor agitation, compulsive movements, severe insomnia, irritability, agitation, agitation, sometimes also memory stuttering or aggressiveness.


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Discontinuation of a long-term neuroleptic can also easily fail with the emergence of old or new psychotic symptoms.


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[60] The reason for the new symptoms may be the sensitization of the dopamic energetic system due to drug use when the number and sensitivity of dopamine receptors in the brain due to medication use increases.


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[61] Abuse According to a Finnish doctoral thesis published in 2007, antipsychotics may be used in retirement homes as a means of social control.


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About one in three long-term inpatient residents over the age of 90 were on antipsychotic medication.


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Older people who were dissatisfied and negative about the environment had a higher risk of being medicated, while social seniors had a lower risk.


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In vain medicated, especially elderly people who have problems with medical staff.


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[62] The intake of antipsychotics in nursing homes has been defended by the fact that the vast majority of people with dementia become behavioural disorders [63].


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One of the quality indicators of care for the elderly in Finland is how many elderly people have “antipsychotics without psychosis symptoms”, so antipsychotic therapy has been a goal that has been deliberately pursued.


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Prescriptions of inpatient patients do not appear in the National Pensions Institute's statistics and have been difficult to track.


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Antipsychotic prescriptions for older people in institutional care have been contrary to Finnish Recommendations.


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[64] Use was associated with patient dissatisfaction and negative attitude towards the environment [65].


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In some cases, antipsychotics are used to restrict movement of people with memory impairments or to curb behaviour.


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This is called chemical binding.


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[64] In 2016, the Haminan care home stopped feeding antipsychotics and elderly people picked up, began to move more and eat independently [66].


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List of antipsychotics Typical antipsychotics Fentiazine derivatives Chlorpromazine levomepromazine mesoridazine periciazine periciazine perfenazine fluphenazine thioridazine trifluoperazine triflupromazine promazine pipothiazine Thioxanthene derivatives flupentixol clopentixol chlorprothixene tsuclopentixol Butyrophenones haloperidol droperidol melperone Benzamides sulpiride Atypical antipsychotics quetiapine clozapine risperidone olanzapine aripiprazole sertindol ciprasidone amisulpride asenapine Benzioxazoles risperidone See also Sedative Malignant Neuroleptic Syndrome Sources * Category:Key Articles of Screening


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Half-Life 2 (stylized as HλLF-LIFE2 and abbreviated as HL2) is a first-person shooter game developed by Valve Corporation and is a sequel to Half-Life.


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The game originally appeared for Microsoft Windows, but later an Xbox version of it was also released.


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The game was released for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in The Orange Box game collection, which, in addition to the original Half-Life 2, also features add-ons Episode One and Episode Two, as well as the games Portal and Team Fortress 2.


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OS X (2010) and Linux versions (2013) have also been released of the game.


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[1] Development of Half-Life 2 began as early as 1999, but in September 2003 Valve's computers became the target of a data breach and the game's source code was leaked onto the internet.


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Development of the game was late anyway, so a code leak led to the game's release being postponed.


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[2] Half-Life 2 was released on November 16, 2004.


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The game proved to be a major success in reviews and sales lists alike.


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[3] [4] Around the time of the release of Half-Life 2, a Counter-Strike mod, known as Counter-Strike: Source, appeared for the game's graphics engine.


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Later, Half-Life 2: Deathmatch featuring multiplayer was released as well as Half-Life 2: Lost Coast, a single gameplay showcasing HDR technology.


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The game's first follow-up episode Half-Life 2: Episode One appeared on June 1, 2006.


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The next episode of Half-Life 2: Episode Two appeared on the Steam service on October 10, 2007.


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Gaming Half-Life 2's gameplay mechanics are greatly reminiscent of the original Half-Life.


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It is a first-person shooter game in which the player assumes the role of physicist Gordon Freeman and fights hostile soldiers and monsters.


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Problem solving missions also play a key role during the game.


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Although the player usually acts alone, there are also situations in the game where allies controlled by AI are fought alongside the player.


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The player's range of weapons includes twelve different weapons, for example a crowbar suitable for melee combat and a gravity repealing weapon, the Gravity Gun, which can be used to pick up objects in the environment and shoot them facing enemies.


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There are also other weapons in the game, such as a shotgun and a pistol.


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Unlike its predecessor, Half-Life 2 features situations where the player gets to control vehicles.


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The player can advance through the watershed of the canal area using a hydrocopter and Highway 17 using a buggy jeep.


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Half-Life 2 is based on the Source game engine designed by Valve Corporation and developed using the Havok physics engine.


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Source enables Half-Life 2 to have extensive play areas and real physics modeling.


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The game's physics modeling is particularly utilized by Freeman's equipment, a zero-point-energy “gravity manipulator” (or Gravity Gun), which enables the player, among other things, to slamming objects towards enemies, grabbing health facilities located in remote locations and for ammunition packs, as well as to use the objects they raise as shields.


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The game also features puzzles requiring reasoning ability, the solution of which is usually based on physics modeling.


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The main enemy of the game serves as an alien empire called the Combine, whose armed forces consist of modified humans, biomechanical machines, and robotic weapons.


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The game also features a number of monsters familiar from the original Half-Life, such as headcrabs transforming humans into zombies ().


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A new breed of monsters, the insectivorous ant lions (), also appears in the game, who, though later in the game, act as Freeman's allies.


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Like the original Half-Life, the game is not split into separate fields; instead, all game environments are linked to each other.


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There are also no intermediate videos of any kind in the game, but all situations are implemented using the game's own graphics engine.


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Gordon is the so-called silent protagonist, so he doesn't speak once during the entire game.


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Story Prologue In the original Half-Life at the Black Mesa Research Institute, Gordon Freeman, the game's lead character and scientist, performs a top-secret teleportation experiment, which nonetheless fails and leads to a phenomenon known as a resonance cascade.


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With it, monsters arriving from a dimension called Xen attack the facility, killing its staff.


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The U.S. government soon learns of the events at the facility and sends an army to eliminate everything living inside Black Mesa.


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Freeman survives into the Lambda complex, and manages to destroy the Nihilant who led the Xen aliens.


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Immediately after this, Freeman encounters the mysterious “G-Man”, who puts him in a state of stasis.


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Black Mesa itself is destroyed in a nuclear explosion, and reportedly only a few people manage to escape alive besides Gordon from the facility.


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Half-Life 2 is set in the game series' world timeline approximately 20 years after the events of the original game.


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In that time, Earth has been beset by great upheaval, whereby, following the destruction of Nihilant, the power-hungry Combine Empire arrived to Earth from Xen and defeated humanity thanks to its more advanced technology in the so-called “Seven Hour War” ().


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However, Black Mesa's leader, Dr. Wallace Breen, managed to speak on behalf of humanity to Combine's leadership.


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Thanks to Breen, the Combine changed its plans for humanity; now Combine's goal was not to eradicate humans to extinction, but to assimilate humanity into slave labour and part of its vast army.


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The Combine also decided to use Earth's natural resources to expand and develop its own empire.


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Breen was cast as Earth's single lord, but because he plays by way of his position into his own pocket, most people consider him to be nothing more than a puppet ruler.


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The game's backstory is not told to the player, as for the game characters, the occupation of Combine has been common knowledge, and they believe Freeman is aware of events following the destruction of Black Mesa.


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The Seven Hour War and the beginning of Combine's occupying power are hinted at only by newspapers seen in Black Mesa East hanging on the wall of Eli Vance's lab.


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Like the earlier Half-Life games, the story of Half-Life 2 was written by science fiction writer Marc Laidlaw.


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The events of World Half-Life 2 are mostly set in and around a city called City 17 ().


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The Combine has designated the Earth's cities Soviet-style by numbers and built various systems of control and discipline on them.


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Members of the public need special permits to get through energy fields, hovering scanner robots take photographs of people and the doors of apartment blocks are locked with special locks from the Combine.


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Numerous signs, such as the use of Cyrillic lettering on road signposts, refer to City 17 being located somewhere in Eastern Europe.


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The city's architecture has been influenced by Budapest, Sofia and St. Petersburg, among others.


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The most noticeable sign of Combine's power in City 17, however, is the Fortress (), a menacing-looking skyscraper about three kilometres high, which houses Dr. Breen's office, among others.


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The fortress is Combine's headquarters in City 17, and Dr. Breen sends propaganda speeches praising Combine to the townspeople from there.


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The streets of City 17 are patrolled by members of the Combine Civilian Conservation Corps (, “CP”), which act as a kind of military police and are tasked with limiting curfews for citizens in accordance with these individual rights of movement.


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The members of the civil protection are common people who, in the hope of better places to live and higher quality |sustenance, are subservient to the Combine.


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Combine's actual soldiers are members of the militaristic Overwatch organization, who, thanks to brainwashing, have been trained to be utterly obedient to Combine, and whose bodies have been modified with cybernetic implants.


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Overwatch is supported by biomechanical warplanes developed by Combine, as well as weapons developed based on humankind's technology, such as flying gunships, agile combat helicopters, armored personnel carriers, and three-legged Strider warplanes resembling the War of the Worlds tripods.


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However, not all humans are resigned to Combine's regime of terror; City 17 also operates a small but ever-growing resistance movement associated with during Gordon's game.


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City 17 isn't the only gaming environment in the game.


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From Black Mesa East, the player finds himself in the small town of Ravenholm, which was the former hideout of citizens who fled City 17.


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However, the Combine learned of this and bombarded Ravenholm with headcrab projectiles, resulting in the inhabitants dying or becoming zombies.


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After Ravenholm, the player gets to Highway 17 monitored by Combine, where one can notice how the Combine has begun to consume Earth's natural resources — sea levels have dropped considerably and erosion has eroded the soil.


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After Highway 17, the player finally arrives at Nova Prospekt, a former prison converted by the Combine into a holding place for captured resistance fighters.


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Plot At the beginning of the game, G-Man appears at Gordon Freeman's house and speaks to him in a hallucination-like vision, after which Gordon breaks free of the staging room and appears on a passenger train that arrived at City 17 train station.


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At the train station, civil protection police officers take him for questioning.


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The police officer who initiated the interrogation is revealed to be Barney Calhoun in disguise, a former Black Mesa security detail and a member of the resistance against Combine's repressive rule.


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Barney contacts Dr. Isaac Kleiner and tells him of Freeman's arrival in town, after which Gordon is forced to flee the train station.


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The combines of civil protection catch him in the residents' apartment building, but Alyx Vance saves Freeman from them and takes him to Kleiner's lab.


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Kleiner decides to remote transfer Gordon to Black Mesa East base with his new remote transporter, but the remote transfer fails and Freeman momentarily moves to Dr. Wallace Breen's office at The Citadel, resulting in Breen ordering civil protection to eliminate Freeman.


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Freeman decides to escape through the city's canals to Black Mesa East, but Combine's forces try to prevent him from leaving City 17.


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At Black Mesa East, he meets Eli Vance and Judith Mossman, after which Alyx escorts Freeman outside his base and introduces him to both his pet robot Dog and a gravity manipulator.


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However, the base comes under attack from Combine, so Freeman is forced to flee through a tunnel to the town of Ravenholm.


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In Ravenholm, however, the inhabitants have morphed into headcrab-dominated zombies, against whom Gordon fights with an Orthodox priest named Father Grigori.


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Father Grigori advises Freeman a route out of town, and he reaches the base of the resistance.


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At the base, he is presented with Alyx's distress message in which Alyx asks Freeman to rescue Combine's captive father, Eli Vance, from Nova Prospekt prison.


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Freeman arrives at Nova Prospect and meets Alyx, after which the duo decide to save Eli with Judith Mossman.


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However, Judith is revealed to be a spy working for Combine, who turns on the prison remote transporter to move herself and Eli to Dr. Breen at the Citadel.


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Freeman and Alyx also turn on the remote transporter and escape from the Combine to Dr. Kleiner's lab.


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Kleiner explains that Freeman and Alyx have been in a time warp for a week, and that the Resistance has begun a large-scale battle for control of City 17.


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Freeman exits the lab and forms a platoon made up of members of the Resistance that advances on a town turned into a war tank.


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On the streets of the city, Freeman again meets Alyx, who, however, is captured by Combine.


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Freeman continues to move around the city and meets Barney, who tells him that Alyx has fallen into the Citadel.


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Dog opens an underground route for him, through which one can reach the foot of the Citadel.


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Freeman penetrates the Fortress, where Combine's force field deprives and destroys all of his weapons, with the exception of a gravity manipulator whose powers only intensify.


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Freeman enters Combine's transport pod and is moved to the top of the Citadel.


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On the upper floors, he meets Judith and her pod is transferred to Dr. Breen's office, where Breen tries to get Eli to work for the Combine.


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When Eli does not accept Breen's proposal, Breen tries to blackmail him with the help of Alyx.


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The Vances still refuse to work for the Combine, so Breen decides to move them to another dimension by remote transporter and tries to persuade Freeman to side with Combine.


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However, Judith betrays Breen and lets the prisoners go free, but Breen attempts to escape from the Citadel to another dimension by remote transporter.


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Alyx explains that Freeman must destroy the Citadel's dark energy reactor, which is the power source of Breen's remote transporter.


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Freeman destroys the reactor with a gravity manipulator, but as the reactor explodes, time stops and G-Man appears to congratulate Freeman's action.


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G-Man explains that many have offered interesting offers of Gordon's favors and tells him everything will become clear to Freeman on time.


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After that, he once again transfers Freeman into a state of stasis and exits the nothingness through a shimmering door.


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Two add-ons have been released for Half-Life 2: Half-Life 2: Episode One Half-Life 2: Episode Two Mods have been made for Half-Life 2.


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Some of the most popular mods are downloadable directly from Steam, but there are also many popular free mods outside of the service.


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Some mods downloaded from Steam, Synergy is a mod that allows you to play Half-Life 2 as well as its sequels Episode One, Episode Two and Lost Coast in a cooperative (cooperative) format with another human player.


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The original game does not have this possibility.


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D.I.P.R.I.P.


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Warm Up is a racing game mod in which the purpose is to destroy the opponent's vehicle.


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Zombie Panic!


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Source is a survival horror game mod where you can navigate either human players or zombies.


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Zombie Master.


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The basic idea behind the mod is that live players fight dead, computer-controlled zombies.


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These computer-controlled zombies are created and commanded from an isometric angle of view by a “Zombie master” that watches the game area and human players.


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There is also a variant of the game, Resistance and Liberation, set in World War II.


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Source code leak In September 2003, the work machines of the game's author team were hacked into.


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A German hacker named Alex G., also known as “Osama Bin Leaker”, managed to gain control of Half-Life 2's source code and tools designed for the game including Hammer Editor and Faceposer.


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The files first spread along IRC channels and soon found their way to several warez sites.


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The leaked version contained some of the same fields as the videos shown at E3.


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Some fans of the game have been annoyed by how the final game did not have a single pitch as in the leaked version, which later began to be called Half-Life 2 Beta.


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The final version had almost none of the enemies of the beta version, for example, the Houndeyet and Bullsquids familiar from the first Half-Life had been removed.


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Also, for example, a blue snake-like creature named Hydra seen in the E3 video didn't come into play.


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All fields had been remodeled and about half of them removed.


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The modding community Gabe's Love-Tub (later Missing Information Team) has been trying to get Beta characters and fields into the final version and has already released its first version of this mod, which goes by the names Missing Information and Half-Life 177.


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The community has already released fields of videos featured at E3, as well as the Borealis field that was completely removed from the game.


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A sequel The release of Possible Third Episode or even Half-Life 3 has been rumored and news countless times since Episode Two's release, although Valve has not officially announced more sequels.


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[5] In autumn 2017, screenwriter Marc Laidlaw confirmed that Half Life 3 or Episode 3 will never be released, as well as published a synopsis of the envisaged script on their website to give fans of the series peace of mind to what Grodon Freeman as well as Alyx Vance happened.


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Milk is a liquid secreted by mammals from their mammary glands and is meant to feed infants.


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Beaked animals, marsupials and genuine mammals, to which humans also belong, have the ability to secrete milk.


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Human milk is called breast milk.


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Colloquially, milk refers to cow's milk most commonly used as food milk.


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In addition to cow's milk, the milk of goats, [1] sheep [2] and water buffalo [3] is also economically important.


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Milk from horse, [4] camel [5] and donkey [6] has also been used for human consumption.


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History Milk has been preserved since historical times by leavening by fermentation by lactic acid bacteria or yeasts into sour milk, cool, yogurts, etc.


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Milk was used and preserved even before 6500 BCE.


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Organic remains contained in the pots showed that milking was particularly popular in areas where cows were more common than sheep and goats [7].


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In Mongolia, alcoholic kumassi is made from oak milk by fermentation.


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Cheesemaking occurs by precipitating the casein of milk with the help of the chymosin enzyme.


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Today, the enzyme is produced in yeast, previously it was obtained from a calf bottle pulp.


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The cured casein is cut into lumps, and the unprecipitated part, whey, is squeezed out.


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Casein pulp is a so-called cottage cheese that can be seasoned or further processed into ripened cheeses.


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Whey is used somewhat as a raw material for various whey drinks, but some goes into animal feed.


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Before the invention of acidified silage (AIV feed), winter indoor feeding and summer pasture feeding had a great impact on milking volumes and milk quality.


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Nutritional content of milk One litre of normal cow raw milk (unprocessed) contains on average about 32 to 40 g of proteins, of which caseins (cheese proteins) are about 30 g, alpha-lactalbumin 1.4 g, beta-lactoglobulin 3.3 g, immunoglobulins 0.7 g, glycomacropeptide about 1 g and Lactoferrin 0.1 g. In the few days after calving, the protein content of milked milk is abnormally high.


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Such milk is called colostrum.


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Milk proteins also include antimicrobial enzymes such as lactoperoxidase and lysozymes, as well as growth factors.


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The fat content of cow's raw milk, or so-called farm milk, varies depending on the breed of cow, season, and the nutrition the cow eats.


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On average, it is about 44 g/litre [8], milk sugar, or lactose, 48 g/litre.


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Minerals in milk contain about 7 grams per liter [9].


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The Osteoporosis Association considers milk to be one of the best sources of calcium in the Finnish diet and recommends it for bone strength and maintenance of skeletal condition [10].


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The fat composition of mother and cow's milk varies more than their protein composition.


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Changes in maternal dietary fats affect the fatty acid profile of milk.


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Cholesterol levels in cow's milk are higher than in human milk.


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Bovine milk fat contains approximately 53% saturated fatty acids (lauric, myristic, palmitic and stearic acid) [11].


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Production of milk from Veal food to industrial raw material Cow's milk begins to be introduced into dairy only after four days after cow calving.


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Gestation and childbirth are a prerequisite for the continuity of milk production.


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Cows milk in Finland on average three production seasons (~years), but the target would be a longer production life [12].


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Dairy bred cows have been processed to produce milk many times what the calf needs, and in order to achieve the milk production targets, the calf is taken from their mother either immediately after birth after the mother licked and possibly first-breasted calf, or a short period of adrift care after.


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Immediate separation reduces stress on both the mother and calf but is more laborious for the caregiver; residential care reduces the caregiver's work somewhat and may be good for the early development of the calf, but as an arrangement that enables strong stigma, causes high and comparatively high levels of separation prolonged stress and suffering for the mother and calf.


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A calf sucking from the udder is also a risk to the hygienic nature of milk in terms of human use.


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After separation from its mother, the calf is watered with milk or milk equivalents until about two months of age, by which time its digestive system has developed ready for rumination.


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Under natural conditions, the calf moves to live on plant food at the corresponding age, and its mother's milk production gradually decreases and eventually ends.


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For this reason, in meat-breeding cattle, calves are not removed from their mothers.


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Dairy breed cows behave the same, but their milk production is usually too high for one calf to use, which causes problems unless the surplus milk is absorbed by another, for example an orphan or a calf abandoned by their mother.


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Processing Milk Industrial processing of milk takes place in dairies.


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Milk from different dairy farms is mixed with each other, heat treated to reduce bacteria (pasteurization) or sterilized (UHT treatment).


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Fat is separated by a separator.


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Some of the fat is churned into butter, some is used in the preparation of cheeses, and some is returned to liquid dairy products.


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In Finland, the fat ball membranes of the cream are broken down into smaller fat balls in homogenization, where the fat mixes evenly with milk.


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In all countries, homogenization is not carried out, allowing the cream to float on the surface of the milk.


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Part of the cream is returned to milk.


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Today, vitamin D is added to milk to improve its intake.


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Whole milk sold in the store contains fat in almost as high a concentration as original cow's milk.


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In light milk, some of the fat, and in skimmed milk, almost all fat is removed.


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Production and processing of milk in Finland Finland produces a good two billion litres of cow's milk each year.


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About one-third of the raw milk is processed into a variety of milks and about a tenth into other fresh products such as sour milk, cream, whisk, yogurt and puddings.


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From the end, butter, cheeses and powdered milk are prepared, among other things.


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[13] The quality of production milk in Finland is monitored by several different metrics of cow's milk and goat's milk [14].


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Today, milk quality classes are E, 1 and 2, of which E is the best.


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The quality class affects the price that producers receive, and unworthy milk is not even accepted from farms by producer cooperatives.


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[15] In general, more than 95% of milk produced is E grade, or “primary" [16] [17].


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The most important values to be measured regularly that affect the price that producers receive are somatic cell concentration, bacterial content, and number of butyric acid bacterial spores.


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In addition, as the fat and protein content of milk increases, the producer price increases.


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[15] Greenhouse gas emissions from milk production A litre of fat-containing whole milk generates approximately one kilogram of greenhouse gases (CO2 eq).


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One glass of whole milk (1.8 dl) corresponds to approximately 2.5% of the greenhouse gas emissions caused by the production of food consumed daily by the average Finnish consumer.


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(Skimmed milk emission data are not available.


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) [18] Dairy Products Various dairy products are produced from raw milk.


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[13] [19] Milks may be divided by, inter alia, fat quantity (whole milk 3,5%, skimmed milk 1,5%, 1 milk 1,0%, skimmed milk 0,0%).


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Milk can be processed to be low lactose (less than 1% lactose) or lactose-free (milk drink with less than 0.01% lactose).


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Milk can also be shock heated into well-preserved UHT milk.


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There are several specific types of milk, including organic milk, colostrum, night milk, calcium milk, unhomogenised milk, and infant formula.


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Cream is a milk liquid made from milk with a fat content of at least 10 percent.


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With the help of lactic acid fermentation, sour milk, whisk, French cream, curd, sour cream and yogurt are prepared from milk.


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In addition, cheeses and ice cream are made from milk.


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Raw milk is unprocessed milk.


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Milk powder is made from milk by drying.


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Packaging milk in Finland until the 1960s milk was primarily sold by pouring it out of a container into a container the customer brought with them, a milk jug.


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Today, milk is sold mostly packaged in liquid carton packages.


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From time to time it has also been sold in bottles and closed plastic bags.


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Milk-type products from plants Some drinks made from plants and other liquid protein preparations are called plant milk.


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In EU countries, however, it is forbidden to use the word milk in the brand names of vegetable milk.


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[20] Milk consumption in Finland Finnish milk consumption has declined steadily in recent decades.


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Finns drank an average of 130 litres of milk per person in 2012.


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[21] The consumption of milk in Finland peaked in the 1950s, when Finns drank 350 litres of milk per year.


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[22] Consumption of other dairy products, particularly yogurts and cheeses, has increased and in 2012 the total milk consumption per capita was 411,8 kg per year [21].


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Allergy and intolerance Milk allergy Symptoms of milk allergy are most commonly caused by beta-lactoglobulin and immunoglobulins in cow's milk.


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For a portion of cow's milk allergies, goat, reindeer or mare milk is suitable, in which the structure of the above proteins differs from cow's milk.


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However, the problem in Finland is poor availability.


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Among other things, quite expensive specialty products are available for young children, where proteins have been enzymatically cleaved into peptides.


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Lactose intolerance Lactose, or milk sugar, is cleaved in the intestine of an infant child by the lactase enzyme that breaks down lactose into smaller sugars, glucose and galactose, which are well absorbed from the gut.


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In a portion of the adult population, lactase production is inherently impaired or ceased altogether, leaving undigested lactose in the gut causing stomach problems.


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The syndrome is called lactose intolerance.


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In Finland, both low-lactose and lactose-free dairy products are available in shops.


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Capsules containing lactose digesting enzyme are also sold in pharmacies.


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As sugar passes into the large intestine, enzymes that process vitamin K migrate to produce sugary methane, which can cause flatulence.


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The ailments are caused by not producing enough lactase in the small intestine.


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Undegraded, lactose continues its journey into the large intestine, drawing a lot of fluid with it.


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Bacteria in the large intestine like lactose, resulting in flatulence.


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Studies on the health effects of milk In population studies, no difference in mortality has been found between abundant and low milk consumption.


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[23] [24] A large Swedish study published in 2014 has found that heavy drinking of milk does not protect against broken bones, but may be linked to an elevated risk of death.


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[25] According to a study by Harvard University's Department of Health Sciences, transpalmitolenic acid derived from milk fat is associated with a decrease in diabetes risk.


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[26] According to a Swedish study, Swedish farmers who used the most milk fat suffered 75% fewer heart attacks compared to those who consumed milk fat.


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[27] An Australian study found that those who used fatty dairy products had a reduced risk of cardiovascular death compared to those who used low-fat dairy products, although overall dairy consumption was not correlated with mortality.


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[28] According to a 2013 US study, full-fat milk prevents obesity in children compared to skim milk.


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Children drinking skim milk were 57 per cent more likely to be overweight by age four than those drinking full-fat milk.


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The reason, according to the researchers, is that full-fat milk better keeps hunger than skim milk.


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[29] According to a 12-year Swedish follow-up study published in 2013, high consumption of milk fat prevents medial obesity in middle-aged men [30].


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A Harvard University study showed that for women, consumption of milk or cheese in their teens had no effect on their risk of hip fracture.


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For men, heavy consumption of milk or cheese, on the other hand, increased risk in a statistically significant way.


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[31] [32] Animal studies with natural conjugated linoleic acids (CLA) contained in cow milk fat have shown positive health effects, including a reduced risk of cancer.


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

High dose CLAs have also shown opposite results in mice trials and increased the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in laboratory animals [33].


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

The amount of CLA from dairy products is quite small and there is no evidence of its effects on humans [34].


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

Infant milk substitute may predispose to diabetes There have been results that there is reason to suspect that breast milk contraindications are predisposed to diabetes.


Question: What substances are in milk?

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Finnish studies have found that 11% of babies who have received a common substitute made from cow's milk have pancreatic lesions, which can lead to diabetes mellitus.


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

173 babies were included in the study.


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

[35] Milk fats increase mice risk of developing gastroenteritis A US study has found milk fats increase the risk of inflammatory bowel disease in mice whose immune systems had been modified.


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

[36] Impact of milk processing Some Finnish professors and doctors have put forward the idea that many health problems caused by milk can be caused by milk processing.


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

According to Olli Sovijärvi, licentiate in medicine, pasteurization and homogenisation reduce the nutritional content of milk and cause health problems.


Question: What substances are in milk?

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According to him, many who tolerate unprocessed raw milk products well get ailments from pasteurized dairy products.


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

Raw milk itself contains the enzyme lactase, which cleaves lactose and aids in the absorption of sugars.


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

[37] According to Tapani Alatossava, professor of milk technology at the University of Helsinki, homogenization may be behind milk hypersensitivity.


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However, the contribution of milk to Finns' health problems cannot be studied, he said, as the dairy industry has refused to cooperate with research.


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[38] A 2014 study of 16 people by Stanford University found that drinking pasteurized milk in the United States does not cause people diagnosed as lactose intolerant to have more stomach symptoms compared to raw milk.


Question: What substances are in milk?

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[39] A1 and A2 milks The cow's cattle breed affects the composition of the milk.


Question: What substances are in milk?

Milk

There are differences in milk proteins of cow breeds, and there is talk of A1 and A2 milk.