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Figure 5C illustrates the relative abundance of gut microbiota at family level at baseline and after placebo and treatment intervention, with Lachnospiraceae , Ruminococcaceae , Bacteroidaceae , Prevotellaceae , Oscillospiraceae , Bifidobacteriaceae and Rikenellaceae emerging as the predominant families

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By demonstrating that the B5 and carnitine synergy can restore the expression of essential down-regulated proteins (such as SIRT1 and antioxidant enzymes like GPX4), the study provides a clear mechanistic rationale for how these nutrients support systemic cellular repair and protect tissues from oxidative decay