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  • The ALPHA hypothesis suggests that lactate helps create new blood vessels (vasculogenesis) to regulate its own levels in the body.
  • This process supports existing ideas about how blood vessel formation occurs, particularly through the creation of drainage vessels.
  • Initially, the focus is on forming lymphatic vessels, which later develop into veins.

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