Heres the sequence I see repeatedly in practice: candida overgrows it ferments carbohydrates and produces acetaldehyde the liver tries to process it when overwhelmed, the toxin spills into circulation the toxin crosses into the brain, dulling cognitive function and affecting balance Acetaldehyde also drains thiamine (vitamin B1)
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[DOI] [PMC free article] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 212.Newton PT, Vuppalapati KK, Bouderlique T, Chagin AS
Indeed, recommendations to incorporate the use of imaging and fluid biomarkers as part of the diagnosis on a broader scale has been recommended by newer National Institute on Aging and the Alzheimers Association working groups [65, 98, 99] would help to characterize endogenous antioxidant changes in early stages of disease and offer insight into GSHs potential as a therapeutic target