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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Metabolic disorders occur when biochemical pathways responsible for processing nutrients and generating energy become disrupted. These conditions may involve defects in glycolysis, fatty‑acid oxidation, mitochondrial function or endocrine signalling. Their consequences range from mild metabolic imbalance to severe systemic disease, affecting growth, neurological function and long‑term health.</p>
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