...in mitochondrial functioning were measured in this study. Nevertheless, they provide important clues that when added to those of pediatric cases present
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...that energy availability is the key to health, or more specifically, that insufficient mitochondrial energy, and thus, impaired mitochondrial function leads to
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...and persistent encephalopathy. Thiamine deficiency attacks the mitochondria. Mitochondrial dysfunction presents diversely. In fact, with mitochondrial dysfunction, symptoms are as varied as
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...much iron favors hypercoagulation). Nutrient deficiencies and abnormalities cause mitochondrial dysfunction (and a whole host of other problems). Mitochondrial dysfunction leads to
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...as well as primary genetics. Damage to the mitochondria, whether primary or secondary (acquired) are very responsive to diet and nutrients. Hence,
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...to mitochondrial dysfunction. When mitochondria aren’t functioning properly, cells aren’t functioning properly. Mitochondria are the energy centers of eukaryotic cells – the
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...to be a mitochondrial dysfunction condition: "Type 2 diabetes is associated with both impaired insulin action at target tissues and impaired insulin
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...children with autism. Brain Dev 2005;27:509-516. Palmieri L Persico A M. Mitochondrial dysfunction in autism spectrum disorders: cause or effect? Biochem Biopys
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