...in that situation: the vessels’ endothelium gets damaged, leading to various blood flow problems including micro-clotting. This further aggravates the tissue hypoxia
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Food Composition and Hyperglycemia
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...reactive oxygen species, vasoconstriction and hypoxia, and ultimately the deposition of platelets on an exposed vessel basement membrane initiating the intravascular coagulopathy
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...recovery by traditional research parameters. Nevertheless, if we look at the role of thiamine in energy metabolism, in immune function, in controlling
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...the initial results did not indicate any sign of brain damage, but the neurologist warned us that the results of hypoxia (lack
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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,
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...tract. When mitochondria are inefficient or damaged, reactive oxygen species (ROS) increase. Anti-oxidant capacity decreases and further damage to the PDC ensues.
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...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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...as I see this pattern, brainstem degradation>thalamic involvement, I immediately think dysautonomia>beriberi>thiamine deficiency>mito-hypoxia>disrupted immune function>inflammation overkill>leaky BBB >leaky junctions. Then a few,
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