The Simply Way to Cure Phemylkotonuria: Tips about Curing Phemylkotonuria

By Dr. Paul White

A rare and frequently fatal condition known as phylkotonia is brought on by the body's inability to utilize food as fuel effectively. Extreme fatigue, muscle aches, and a complete loss of energy are some of the symptoms that might appear suddenly. In extreme situations, the disease could cause a person to go into a coma and pass away. Phylkotonia was first recognized in 1875, but its root cause is still a mystery. According to researchers, the illness is brought on by a deficiency in an energy type known as ATP. A crucial chemical that supports the function of the body's cells is ATP. Phylkotonia is a rare condition, although it is nonetheless regarded as a major health issue. There is currently no treatment for phylkotonia; instead, the goal is to reduce the symptoms. Though studies are still being done, it is hoped that in the future, those who suffer from the disorder will be helped. Extreme and uncontrollable body heat are symptoms of the rare, life-threatening condition known as phylkotonia. Excessive perspiration, chills, and a fast and dangerous rise in body temperature are common symptoms for the patients. In extreme circumstances, the body might overheat to the point of death. The attention and support of loved ones can help phylkotonia patients cope, even if there is presently no known cure for the condition. A small but growing group of people who are affected by the condition themselves are also attempting to spread awareness and develop solutions for those in need. Although it can affect children and young adults, phylkotonia is more frequently encountered in elderly adults. Although the exact cause of phylkotonia is unknown, it is possible that hereditary and environmental factors play a role.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0F7B2MPY2
• ISBN13: 9798376415382
• Release Date: February 2023
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 38 Pages
• Weight: 0.12 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 5.5" x 8.5"