Lactate paradox

Less common adverse effects include blurred vision, hallucinations, and paradoxical reactions consisting of excitement, stimulation, and hyperactivity. Also, a variety of gastrointestinal complaints occur, and blood dyscrasias have been reported, but these are rare. Benzodiazepine administration during pregnancy, delivery, or lactation has the potential to have adverse effects on the fetus or newborn. 

Label-free optical detection 199 Lactate dehydrogenase 465 -469, 472 A-repressor folding kinetics 551 Lattice simulations 597 Leaving group 81, 86, 88-93 Levinthal s paradox 575,576, 598, 599,600... 

I Increased sensitivity to inhaled CO2 in panic disorder leading to panic anxiety (but paradoxically voluntary hyperventilation, causing hypocapnia, can also induce panic). I Lactate infusion (possibly by altering acid-base balance) provokes panic in attxious patients but not in controls. 

At first, the glycogen of the liver is degraded, but glycolysis in muscle is also accelerated and lactate is produced. The lactate is then in part reconverted to liver glycogen, so that paradoxically more glycogen is present in the liver in the end than in the beginning (shift from muscle to liver). 

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