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 Dr. Monisha Bhanote, MD | WELLKULÅ Institute
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What to Do After a Pompe Disease Diagnosis

What is Pompe disease?

Pompe disease is a rare, genetic disorder, a complex sugar called glycogen builds up within the body. People with Pompe disease have a deficiency of the enzyme acid alfa glucosidase, or GAA, which breaks down complex sugars like glycogen.

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WellbeingMonisha BhanoteMay 13, 2022Genetics, Pathology
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If you’re investing in skincare but ignoring stress, you’re missing a major driver of aging.
Chronic stress doesn’t just affect mood.
It accelerates biological aging at the skin level.
Elevated cortisol can:
• Break down collag
If you’re eating well, moving your body - and the scale isn’t shifting - stress may be part of the story.

Chronic stress keeps the nervous system in a prolonged state of activation. When cortisol remains elevated, the body adapts in pred

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