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During administration of amizil (0.3-0.6 mg/kg) and metamizil (0.1 mg/kg) there is a decrease in pancreatic secretion after ingestion of 100 g of meat, drinking of 600 ml of an aqueous-lactic mixture and irrigation of the duodenal mucosa with hydrochloric acid solution. Pancreatic secretion was completely suppressed in response to sham feeding. The time course of water-salt metabolism was disturbed: urination decreased during the first experimental hour. The cholinolytics did not produce such an effect on administration of the aqueous-lactic mixture directly into the stomach, avoiding the drinking. Research into the higher nervous activity has shown that even in a dose of 0.05 mg/kg amizil decreased the magnitude of conditioned and unconditioned salivation reflexes.
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