...recovery by traditional research parameters. Nevertheless, if we look at the role of thiamine in energy metabolism, in immune function, in controlling
More...of cellular hypoxia sets in; one that activates inflammatory pathways, and ultimately, the shift in tale tell shift energy production associated with
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...developed sleep apnea – something I had thought wasn’t so common in women of my age and build. Stress Fractures, Worsening Neuropathy,
More...tract. When mitochondria are inefficient or damaged, reactive oxygen species (ROS) increase. Anti-oxidant capacity decreases and further damage to the PDC ensues.
More...the aspirin had sent a signal into it, implying undue sensitivity of the cells receiving the signal. That kind of hypersensitivity reflects
More...of enzymes that preside over energy metabolism. Even their mild deficiency results in pseudohypoxia in the brain. Also, it is essential to
More...is exactly the same as suffering a mild deficiency of oxygen and that is why thiamine deficiency is sometimes referred to as
More...second is the protracted neonatal vomiting. The strabismus suggests that there was a neurological effect too.Hypoxia results in mitochondrial damage and if
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