And here comes other spoilers against the L-carnitine study: Processed meats generally contain less L-carnitine than does fresh red meat
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2 Pathogenesis of IBD Since its emergence in the western world over a century ago, the epidemiology of IBD has undergone a significant shift ( 2.1 Dysbiosis of intestinal flora A reduction in the abundance and diversity of specific bacterial genera in the gut microbiota, as well as alterations in microbiota-derived metabolites, has been identified as a potential key factor in the pathogenesis of IBD ( Roseburia and Phascolarctobacterium , were markedly decreased in UC and CD patients in contrast to healthy people ( Roseburia is known for its role in promoting the generation of gut anti-inflammatory regulatory T cells ( Phascolarctobacterium metabolizes succinate to generate propionate when in co-culture with Paraprevotella ( Phascolarctobacterium populations in IBD patients may impair the production of propionate, thus diminishing the anti-inflammatory effects of SCFAs and contributing to the exacerbation of IBD symptoms

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Lastly, but incredibly importantly, is the broader concern about long-term effects, or, more specifically, the lack of robust safety data on the long-term, repeated use of exosomes