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Without these vitamins, your body makes RBCs that are the wrong size, which affects their ability to carry oxygen and causes anemia

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@claire I am feeling exactly what you described

7 May 2010

Glucose transport Glucose enters the brain through the bloodbrain barrier and is transported across cell membrane via a specialized transport system, which includes both Na-independent glucose transporters (GLUT) and Na-dependent sodium-glucose cotransporters (SGLT)