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MD is a genetic disorders in which strength and muscle bulk slowly weakens. It is caused by incorrect or missing genetic information. Without this information you can not build or maintain healthy muscles. You slowly lose the ability to walk or even sit up right. This disease can occur at any age in a persons life and there is no known cure.

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