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🚨 BREAKING: Scientists just found a SPECIFIC sugar molecule made by gut bacteria that appears to TRIGGER ALS and dementia. 70% of ALS/FTD patients had it. Only 33% of healthy people did. And they found a way to STOP it. 🧵

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