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How To Exercise Your Mitochondria When You Can’t Get Out of Bed

by Chandler Marrs, PhD
March 19, 2026
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Recently, I published an article on how the mitochondria require exercise in order to remain functional and optimize energy production. Today, I

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Exercise Heals Mitochondria

by Chandler Marrs, PhD
March 18, 2026
16.1K views

We spend a lot of time on this website talking about nutrients to heal the mitochondria, which I believe are the foundations

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Sleep Requires Energy

by Derrick Lonsdale MD, FACN, CNS
March 17, 2026
29K views

It is widely believed that almost no calories are used during sleep. That is incorrect: while the body rests during sleep and

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From the Legs to the Heart: Historical Descriptions of Beriberi

by Chandler Marrs, PhD
March 9, 2026
14.3K views

Over recent weeks, I have been working on a paper involving thiamine deficiency diseases and have been looking into the historical descriptions.

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Energy Loss as a Cause of Disease

by Derrick Lonsdale MD, FACN, CNS
March 4, 2026
18.3K views

I graduated from London University in 1948 and retired at the age of 88 years in 2012, so I have seen some

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Food Composition and Hyperglycemia

by Chandler Marrs, PhD
March 2, 2026
10.4K views

Over the last few months, I have written a number of white papers on thiamine for contract. They may or may not

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Retroviruses: Like Them or Not, They Make Us Human

by Mahmood Bilal PhD, DABCC, FADLM, TS(ABB)
February 19, 2026
11.4K views

The human genome is scattered with endogenous retroviruses and retroviral-like components, called retroelements. These retroelements make up 42% of the genetic code.

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Post Lupron Mitochondrial Collapse: A Case Story

by Derrick Lonsdale MD, FACN, CNS
February 17, 2026
9.7K views

Dr. Marrs and I became aware of the symptoms and some of the laboratory results in a 38 year old woman. We

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