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Figure 1 2.3 Clinical evidence supporting the involvement of iron dysregulation in Alzheimers disease progression Recent clinical and imaging studies indicate that iron dysregulation is an active contributor to early Alzheimers disease (AD) pathogenesis rather than a mere byproduct of late neurodegeneration
The same thing happens after bariatric surgery, crash diets, or any significant caloric deficit
Hyperthyroid patients exhibit higher urinary carnitine concentrations compared with controls while hypothyroid patients exhibit concomitantly lower levels [88]
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