Current evidence on water-soluble vitamin status in children and adolescents with CD suggests that, overall, deficiencies in B1, riboflavin (B2), pyridoxine (B6), folate, and vitamin C are relatively uncommon and generally comparable between treated and untreated patients, whereas vitamin B12 shows a clear improvement following adherence to a GFD (97)
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This observation, combined with evidence that older adults have blunted MOTS-c responses to exercise, supports the hypothesis that declining mitochondrial peptide signaling contributes to the reduced exercise adaptability seen in aging
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