...energy. So too is fat. Protein, by comparison, is not. Unfortunately, sugar, though technically energy-rich, is nutrition poor, and therein lies much
More
The Cytokine Storm as an Inflammatory Reflex
13.4K views
...energy and I learned many years ago that beriberi was the prototype for failure of energy production. Thiamine was blamed as the
More
...one of the early symptoms of struggling mitochondria and thiamine deficiency. More fundamentally, however, all the organs tasked with maintaining life, demand
More
...platelets are quite small, have no nucleus, and carry only 5-8 mitochondria per cell, upon which they are critically dependent for energy
More
More Thoughts on Thiamine Deficiency
29.3K views
...would be as follows: as repeatedly pointed out in various posts on this website, his brain had an energy problem from the
More
...energy demands such as strong emotions, empathy or anger. If became angry, I would fall asleep, as if the energy output required
More
Stress, Hormones, and Migraine
10.1K views
...release of the extra neurotransmitters uses more energy; a migraine-brain uses much more energy than the brain of a non-migraineur. Using more
More
Hidden Variables in Disease: Spin and Scale
5.7K views
...Baseline, Then What? If the speed of light is the baseline, what is energy? Paradoxically, we can see “energy” as the speed
More