Gossypol induced hypokalemic paralysis is easily treatable with potassium repletion. However, for those with chronic hypokalemia, repletion takes time due to tissue redistribution. The repletion of dopamine after reserpine administration is slower than AMPT. Out of these, heat/cold and vacuity/repletion have the biggest clinical importance. The tick feeds at night, ingesting blood to repletion in about 15 minutes. Repletion of B can be accomplished in a variety of ways.