Dihexa for Coeliac & Gluten Brain Fog The Yelland 2017 gluten-induced cognitive impairment review, the Lichtwark 2014 mucosal-healing cognition data, the Addolorato 2004 SPECT finding of reversible cerebral hypoperfusion in 73% of untreated coeliac patients, the Sheffield gluten-neurology / transglutaminase-6 tradition (Hadjivassiliou), NICE NG20, the malabsorption drivers, and Coeliac UKs ~1 in 100 / ~500,000-undiagnosed figures
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5, the characteristic absorption peak at 584 nm for both M-CuP and D-CuP exhibited no statistically significant variation across the tested pH range
Additionally, mitochondrial transport, an ATP-dependent process critical for maintaining axonal mitochondrial homeostasis, has been found to be impaired in LHON, potentially contributing to axonal loss