Gulf War Syndrome Symptoms and Signs. The symptoms that are associated with the Gulf war syndrome are myriad and most often they donât appear at the same time. Persons, especially military persons or veterans, who are diagnosed to have such syndrome, will manifest the following symptoms: Loss of muscle control. Headaches. Loss of balance. Mood wings. Memory problems. Muscle pain. Joint pain.
And hey presto, a McDonald's Sausage Burrito is served. The finished breakfast meal contains 300 calories, 12 grams of protein and  790 milligrams of sodium - more than one third of the recommended daily intake.
One Egg Biscuit sandwich from McDonaldâs has 300 total calories. This value represents 15 percent of the USDA recommended daily amount of calories for people following a 2,000-calorie diet. One serving of a McDonaldâs Egg Biscuit has 110 fat calories that contribute to the total calorie value. Each sandwich has 12 g total fat and 260 mg cholesterol. One sandwich contains 19 percent of the USDA recommended daily amount of fat for a 2,000-calorie diet. Saturated fat contributes 5 g to the total fat content.