Take a look at Fig. 1 here [0]. That image was taken using muscle biopsy from someone suffering from a metabolic condition. We can clearly see and observe affe

Take a look at Fig. 1 here [0]. That image was taken using muscle biopsy from someone suffering from a metabolic condition. We can clearly see and observe affected spots in tissues using direct material extraction (biopsy). However, not all parts of the body are easily reachable using that method without causing more harm to a living organism. The effect is also observable using CT scanning (way less conclusive). So the last paragraph is quite real, unfortunately. I presume that a tiny part of the brain/nervous system dies when you have a metabolic panic attack, because there is a pronounced cognitive decline after each such attack. [0] https://www.elsevier.es/en-revista-medicina-clinica-english-edition--462-articulo-kidney-involvement-in-melas-syndrome-S238702061730253X?covid=Dr56DrLjUdaMjzAgze452SzSInMN&rfr=truhgiz&y=kEzTXsahn8atJufRpNPuIGh67s1 https://www.elsevier.es/en-revista-medicina-clinica-english-...