Thus, in deciding the question presented today we write upon a slate that is far from clean. The text of the Fourth Amendment, the common-law background against which it was adopted, and the understandings consistently displayed after its adoption make the answer clear. We were right to hold inChapmanv.United States,365 U. S. 610 (1961),that the Fourth Amendment protects an apartment tenant against an unreasonable search of his dwelling, even though he is only a leaseholder. And we were right to hold inBumperv.North Carolina,391 U. S. 543 (1968),that an unreasonable search of a grandmother's house violated her resident grandson's Fourth Amendment rights because the area searched "washishome,"id.,at 548, n. 11 (emphasis added). We went to the absolute limit of what text and tradition permit inMinnesotav.Olson,495 U. S. 91 (1990),when we protected a mere overnight guest against an unreasonable

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*97search of his hosts' apartment. But whereas it is plausible to regard a person's overnight lodging as at least his "temporary" residence, it is entirely impossible to give that characterization to an apartment that he uses to package cocaine. Respondents here were not searched in "their . . . hous[e]" under any interpretation of the phrase that bears the remotest relationship to the well-understood meaning of the Fourth Amendment.

Question 1

Is a dosage of 2.5 mg/day of methyltestosterone, as a component in some

multivitamin formulae, safe in the long-term?c5,5

Question 2

What is the effect of sodium/potassium imbalance on the microminerals?

Question 3

What is the role of fluoride in healing?

Question 4

In K&C 7e (Box 5.6, p. 239) it states 'Do not drink [alcohol] during the

daytime'. Please explain why this is not recommended.

Question 5

Could you please tell me about the aetiology of 'refeeding syndrome'? 27

Question 6

What is the Atkin's diet?

Question 7

Is it recommended to give a young patient, diagnosed endoscopically to

have mild reflux oesophagitis, life-long proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) to

prevent the development of Barrett's oesophagitis?c6,5

Question 8

Is it safe to give a patient with reflux oesophagitis who is on proton

pump inhibitors (PPIs) for treatment of acid suppression, aspirin in

antiplatelet doses (75-325 mg per day)?

Question 9

Does a combination of magnesium and aluminium hydroxide salts,

taken as antacid for reflux oesophagitis, have serious long-term adverse

effects

Question 10

In the treatment of reflux oesophagitis with a proton pump inhibitor

(PPI), should the PPI be life long or given for 4-8 weeks, as mentioned by

the drug manufacturers?

Question 11

Would a patient who suffers with reflux oesophagitis as a result of a

hiatus hernia, and who is not responsive to proton pump inhibitors

(PPIs), benefit from a highly selective vagotomy?

Question 12

1. What are the causes of belching and what appropriate drug can be

used?

2. What are the effects of smoking on the gastrointestinal tract and what

is its role in peptic ulcer disease?