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Biochemically, these failures manifest as enlarged and degenerated mitochondria with loss of cristae, driving pathological cardiac remodeling [144]

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Here is a summary of the most commonly used DSIP dosing protocol based on available reports: Starting DSIP dose: 100mcg administered at night, preferably three hours before bedtime