Antioxidant - a compound that prevents or repairs the damage caused by reactive oxygen species Antioxidant enzymes - enzymes that contribute to neutralizing atoms or molecules capable of damaging essential cell constituents Atherosclerosis - the buildup of plaque inside arterial walls Coronary - referring to the heart and especially the vessels that supply blood to the heart Inverse association - a relationship between two variables in which they move in opposite directions Ischemia - inadequate blood supply to an organ or tissue Observational study - a human research study in which no experimental intervention or treatment is applied, and participants are simply observed over time Oxidative stress - a situation in which the production of reactive oxygen species exceeds the ability of an organism to eliminate or neutralize them Placebo - a chemically inactive substance Plaque - a deposit of fat, cholesterol, immune cells, fibrin (a blood clotting protein), and other substances that forms inside arterial walls
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Reduction in Muscle Soreness Adding on to the point above, improving plasma L-Carnitine levels also appears to alleviate pain associated with the stress caused by intense exercise
Genetic testing, prompted by the patients visual disturbances and anemia, revealed an SLC19A2 gene mutation, thus confirming a diagnosis of TRMA
