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Why Mitochondrial Dysfunction May Drive Multiple Sclerosis Progression

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Neurons are the most energy-hungry cells in the body. When mitochondria fail, myelin repair slows and oxidative stress amplifies. This overlooked mechanism in MS is explained clearly in iThrive Academy's latest blog — ideal for practitioners and students of functional nutrition.





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