What are the symptoms of toxicity?

Chef's answer
General symptoms
  • feeling and being sick.
  • diarrhoea.
  • stomach pain.
  • drowsiness, dizziness or weakness.
  • high temperature of 38C (100.4F) or above.
  • chills (shivering)
  • loss of appetite.
  • headache.
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Low Carb General Tso's Chicken is a keto friendly remake of this American Chinese classic, all the taste you love but without the added sugar and carbs.
1 cupKahikiNutrition FactsFor a Serving Size of 1 cup (227g)How many calories are in General Tso's Chicken? Amount of calories in General Tso's Chicken: Calories 290.6Calories from Fat 53.9 (18.6%)% Daily Value *How much fat is in General Tso's Chicken? Amount of fat in General Tso's Chicken: Total Fat 6g-16 more rows.
When applying a dressing always wear disposable gloves. Some dressings have a wound dressing and bandage attached....Applying a dressing:
  • Wash hands.
  • Put on gloves.
  • Place dressing on top of wound.
  • Secure with adhesive tape or roller bandage.
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The intense heat from boiling water sets the outside of the pasta, preventing it from becoming mushy and sticking together. Stir the pasta with a wooden spoon, tong or spatula after adding it to the boiling water. This prevents the pasta from sticking together and from sticking to the bottom and edge of the pot..
10 rules for perfect pasta. By Matt Preston
  • Use a large, light pot. ...
  • Season your pasta water with lots of salt. ...
  • Never add oil to the boiling water.
  • Add your pasta when the water is bubbling furiously. ...
  • Serve your pasta "al dente". ...
  • Always drain your pasta a little before the "al dente" stage so you allow for the extra cooking in the sauce.
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10 rules for perfect pasta. By Matt Preston
  • Use a large, light pot. ...
  • Season your pasta water with lots of salt. ...
  • Never add oil to the boiling water.
  • Add your pasta when the water is bubbling furiously. ...
  • Serve your pasta "al dente". ...
  • Always drain your pasta a little before the "al dente" stage so you allow for the extra cooking in the sauce.
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10 rules for perfect pasta. By Matt Preston
  • Use a large, light pot. ...
  • Season your pasta water with lots of salt. ...
  • Never add oil to the boiling water.
  • Add your pasta when the water is bubbling furiously. ...
  • Serve your pasta "al dente". ...
  • Always drain your pasta a little before the "al dente" stage so you allow for the extra cooking in the sauce.
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