The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
I believe that other metabolites can do this - I think it's known that you know acetyl co a and other metabolites may be succinate numerate malate citrate you know I think there's other TCA cycle intermediates that could possibly have epigenetic function I think it's already shown but I believe it's something that we have not really focused on but it makes sense that many of these metabolic intermediates are epigenetic regulators
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it is a it's basically a series of intermediate steps that starts with acetyl co a and oxaloacetate and it's moves through various molecules and tom was describing succinate and fumarate and citrate and these are all Krebs cycle malli yeah these are all Krebs cycle intermediates and they they can then form epigenetic regulating they can become epigenetic regulators himself