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It helps protect cells against oxidative stress caused by free radicals and plays an important role in many biological processes

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Together, these metabolites provide compelling evidence for the extensive and complex biotransformation of EC within the human body

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Elimination occurs via distribution throughout the tissues and intracellular uptake or by rapid renal excretion (Brock et al., 1984)

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Fish and seafood, which are typically high in TMAO, have been shown to significantly elevate circulating TMAO levels within 15 minutes of consumption, indicating that dietary TMAO is absorbed directly without the need for microbial conversion (159)

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Strong Dithiol Chelating Agent DMPS contains two thiol (-SH) groups capable of binding divalent and trivalent metal ions, forming stable, water-soluble complexes

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