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While urolithin A may be able to promote better mitochondrial health by supporting mitophagy,7 there currently isnt any research to suggest that the compound could benefit primary or genetic mitochondrial diseases (e.g., Leigh syndrome, Kearns-Sayre syndrome, Leber hereditary optic neuropathy, etc.).16 Some experts suggest that it could be worth investigating whether mitophagy activation could act as a novel strategy to treat these diseases, but that research hasnt been conducted yet.17 18 19 When that happens, well update this information
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But if you dont eat meat for whatever reason, B12 can be a little more difficult to come by
Heres a practical example: You visit your GP complaining of extreme fatigue and tingling hands