Potential Renal Acid Load (PRAL) is a value calculated from a formula to assess the acidity of foods and diets developed by Thomas Remer and other researchers at the Research Institute of Child Nutrition Department of Nutrition and Health in Dortmund, Germany
Cao B, Su Y, Oskarsson M, Zhao P, Kort EJ, Fisher RJ, Wang LM, Vande Woude GF (June 2001)
The results of the basic study and the clinical trials corroborate each other, which is an important significance of our study
The inclusion of a MANCOVA with patient as a fixed effect partially addresses this issue by accounting for between-subject variability, and the convergence of findings across analytic approaches strengthens confidence in the primary results
This is not a placebo effect
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved for weight loss, healthcare providers may prescribe Ozempic for weight loss off-label