A new multicenter study published in The Open Pain Journal showed that daily consumption of the pentose carbohydrate D-ribose resulted in an average energy boost of 61% among patients diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Improvements were also noted in sleep, pain, mental clarity and overall well-being.
Ribose is a simple sugar that occurs naturally in the body and begins the metabolic process for ATP production. ATP is the primary energy source for all living cells....
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