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… used in pregnancy. MPA increases cholesterol and increases risk of heart disease. MPA increases foam cell formation, endothelial inflammation, plaque formation, strokes and heart attacks. MPA is carcinogenic and causes breast cancer (see…

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…n depend on the dose of niacin taken, as well as individual factors such as tolerance and sensitivity to niacin. Although the niacin flush is generally considered harmless and temporary, it can be uncomfortable for some individuals. Common…

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…ng and impaired tissue regeneration, which can increase the risk of infections and complications in wound healing. Altered sense of taste and smell: Zinc is involved in the regulation of taste and smell perception. Intracellular zinc defic…

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…. All this causes fibromyalgia. All this also causes a high risk of dementia too (see the new attached study). (Like these patients haven't suffered enough in this life.) See now why we want to deal with the fatigue properly? These patient…

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…“The APOE4 gene is the strongest and only confirmed genetic risk factor for the development of late-onset Alzheimer’s disease (LOAD), which enhances the risk level by three times in heterozygous individuals, and twelve times increased risk …

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