Other laboratory abnormalities include macrocytic anaemia due to folate (or, rarely, vitamin B 12 ) deficiency, coagulopathy resulting from vitamin K deficiency, or vitamin D deficiency leading to hypocalcaemia and an elevated alkaline phosphatase level.[8] Other increasingly recognised extra intestinal manifestations include bone fractures,[9] infertility,[10] psychiatric syndromes,[11] and various neurologic conditions, including peripheral neuropathy, ataxia, and seizures.[12] Autoimmune diseases occur more commonly in patients with coeliac sprue, especially type 1 diabetes mellitus[13] and autoimmune thyroiditis.[14] The prevalence of coeliac sprue in patients with type 1 diabetes is approximately 3 to 8 percent.[15] Comment The incidence of CD is increasing across all age ranges and yet remains grossly underdiagnosed

Investigations have also considered whether Epithalon may interact with enzymes involved in programmed cell death, raising questions about its relevance to cell survival
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Dihexas ability to support neurotrophic activity may contribute to improvements in mental stamina, allowing individuals to sustain focus and mental acuity for more extended periods
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