ephedrine

Converse of object

• contain: Derived from the white kidney bean it contains no ephedrine, no caffeine, no stimulants and there's no failure.
• ban: Then he was banned for another fifteen months for taking the banned substance ephedrine during the 1994 World Cup.
• use: Plus, once you stop using ephedrine, you run the risk of quickly returning back to your original bodyweight.
• include: Older medications often included ephedrine or related compounds which are banned because they are considered as central nervous system stimulants.

Adjective modifier

e.g.: Simple treatment with fluids and atropine usually suffices, tho vasopressors ( e.g. ephedrine ) may be necessary.

Modifies a noun

• content: They are generally strong in the ephedrine content which can lead to a rather unpleasant experience compared to these balanced ones.
• type: It is also required for the production of ephedrine type and other stimulants in the brain.
• alkaloid: Dietary supplements: Uncertainties in analyzes underlying FDA?s proposed rule on ephedrine alkaloids.
• overdose: Repeated doses of activated charcoal given by mouth can enhance theophylline elimination and emesis may assist in ephedrine overdose.
• treatment: For example, systolic blood pressure before exercise was significantly increased with both ephedrine treatment trials by comparison with the other two.

Noun used with modifier

• substance: Then he was banned for another fifteen months for taking the banned substance ephedrine during the 1994 World Cup.
• stimulant: He scores against Greece but tests positive for the banned stimulant ephedrine and is sent home.