The answer is an unequivocal, yes. The way you walk, your gait, can be diagnostic of mitochondrial disease and dysfunction. Whether your
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A few weeks ago, I posted some articles on Facebook regarding the need for protein in one’s diet (here, here). I believe
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Lab Mice Get More Thiamine Than We Do
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How much of our understanding of molecular mechanisms related to mitochondrial energy metabolism is wrong because the chow fed to the mice
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Women who undergo chemotherapy for any cancer often face infertility due to premature ovarian failure. The chemo drugs themselves deplete ovarian follicles
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Counting the Ways to Block Thiamine
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The modern chemical environment is detrimental to thiamine status. Many, if not most, environmental pharmaceutical, and food related chemicals and compounds, impact
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Years ago, I stumbled upon a sentence in the results section of a study looking at the obesogenic effects of soy oil.
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Just a Vitamin Deficiency
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Almost daily, I interact with chronically ill people who have longstanding and confirmed vitamin or mineral deficiencies but who, like their physicians,
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This is the first in a series of articles about the metabolic components of adenomyosis, endometriosis, and likely several other common, but
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