A Role for Thiamine Deficiency in Cancer
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...energy is vital to normal cell function, so a drop in energy synthesis might be a defect that has a secondary effect
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Poor Nutrition Stress: The Enemy of Health
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...the stress the greater the energy demand, but in the end the equation is quite simple. If the energy required to meet
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...synthesizes a kind of energy currency known as ATP. This works a little like a battery. Chemical energy derived from “burning” (oxidizing)
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...the nausea and vomiting. We get deficits in mitochondrial bioenergetics (made worse by the increased energy demands of pregnancy), but also, a
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...glycogen when fasting. Glycogen is stored energy in the liver that is converted to glucose and released in the blood; the lack
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...either leads to failure in both. Mitochondrial nutrient deficiencies lead to reduced energy metabolism and utilization and ultimately molecular hypoxia. Since the
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Beriberi: The Great Imitator
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...for each. Without the correct balance of glucose, oxygen and thiamine, the mitochondria (the engines of the cell) that are responsible for
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...a car that climbs a hill, energy requirement must increase to meet the demand. Mental stress is often more energy requiring than
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