[8] Patients with significant alcohol intake or thiamine deficiency also require precaution: chronic heavy alcohol use can deplete thiamine (vitamin B) and taking ALA in the setting of thiamine deficiency has been associated with serious health risks (including a condition resembling Wernickes encephalopathy)
To maintain good brain health, neurologists often recommend strategies to increase glutathione levels, such as consuming sulfur-rich foods, ensuring quality sleep, and using supplements like alpha-lipoic acid, vitamin C, and NAC
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Autophagy has been reported to be involved in rotenone-mediated neurotoxicity, based on LC3-II decreases 53
Such models will further contribute to the investigation of genetic and environmental factors in the autoimmune development of thyroid disorders and, as such, will be an important tool for therapeutic development (Capuzzo 2021)