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KP plays a significant role in the brain such as the metabolism of TRP, the production of metabolites, and its impact on aging

We determined the duration of the washout period based on the estimated complete turnover time of GSH synthesis in the brain ( Randomization The study randomization and intervention timeline are illustrated in Figure 2

This results in the activation of microglia (resident immune cells in the brain) and the subsequent neuroinflammatory cascade in the CNS, which has been shown to contribute to cognitive deficits (Nuszkiewicz et al., 2024)