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I think the etiology is best summed up as "energy deficiency", basically the mitochondria aren't able to provide enough energy. Nutritional repletion, ketogenic

I think the etiology is best summed up as "energy deficiency", basically the mitochondria aren't able to provide enough energy. Nutritional repletion, ketogenic diets, ketone supplementation (specifically ketone esters) and everything else that improves energy supply / circumvents issues (impaired glucose metabolism being #1) will help.

Arbalest 5y ago
What is this impaired glucose metabolism you refer to? What are it's causes?
- lambdaba 5y ago
  Insulin resistance
  - Arbalest 5y ago
    Oh so basically somewhere between normal and type 2 diabeties
    - nradov 5y ago
      There are a lot of people who appear normal and even have a hemoglobin A1c level in the normal range but are still insulin resistant. Usually the best way to check is with a glucose tolerance test.