...and I must digress again. Let us take a car as an example of a machine. The engine produces energy and that
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...energy. So too is fat. Protein, by comparison, is not. Unfortunately, sugar, though technically energy-rich, is nutrition poor, and therein lies much
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In the ER … Again! Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
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...For several years after I felt my physical energy declining, I was always weak, always tired, didn't have energy to do things
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...derails their capacity to produce ATP, pharmaceutical and environmental chemicals, for example, should be considered, ipso facto, epigenetic modulators. Energy is a
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...energy is indeed the cause of any disease as suggested by Selye, then TTFD would be a logical treatment since we have
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The Cytokine Storm as an Inflammatory Reflex
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...energy and I learned many years ago that beriberi was the prototype for failure of energy production. Thiamine was blamed as the
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...platelets are quite small, have no nucleus, and carry only 5-8 mitochondria per cell, upon which they are critically dependent for energy
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...one of the early symptoms of struggling mitochondria and thiamine deficiency. More fundamentally, however, all the organs tasked with maintaining life, demand
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