Endogenous metabolic diseases
Endogenous metabolic diseases are a group of rare diseases caused by genetic mutations that cause the absence or dysregulation of enzymes or carrier proteins involved in cellular metabolism.
Some examples of endogenous metabolic diseases that require nutritional management include Phenylketonuria, Tyrosomiasis, Urea Cycle Disorders, Organic Oxyurias, Lysosomal Diseases, Lactosomiasis, Dairy Anaemia, etc.
DEFICIENCIES PREVENTION
Special formulations for metabolic diseases