Methyl90
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If she has excessive FAO from birth for no reason is it useful to use FAO inhibitors to allow the body to use glucose regularly?
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FAO (fatty acid oxydation) Excess
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Methyl90
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nothing ?
vision blue
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Hi. Can you rephrase the question or maybe put it n a context? I dont understand the question. And who is “she”?
Methyl90
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[QUOTE = "vision blue, post: 2318915, member: 41399"] Ciao. Puoi riformulare la domanda o forse metterla in un contesto? Non capisco la domanda. E chi è "lei"? [/ QUOTE]
I severely suspect that I have an excessive oxidation of fatty acids which does not allow me to use glucose in a normal way ... I wanted to understand if using inhibitors I can obtain benefits. Thanks.
I severely suspect that I have an excessive oxidation of fatty acids which does not allow me to use glucose in a normal way ... I wanted to understand if using inhibitors I can obtain benefits. Thanks.