...unremitting fatigue. The primary responsibility of mitochondria is to produce cellular energy. When they cannot produce sufficient cellular energy, resources are reallocated
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...of creatine phosphate to make ATP anaerobically. That results in symptoms that notifies an energy crisis. The commonest cause of energy deficiency
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...diseases. Recent work indicates that vagal nerve signaling mechanisms are strongly influenced by the nutrient status. Nutrient delivery to the gut activates
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...it will not treat the underlying cause of not having enough energy for generating action potential. The fact that it is energy
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...for the conversion of food into cellular energy, e.g. ATP, and sufficient ATP is fundamental to metabolic health, something that has become
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...just the wrong foods, can induce disease. Food, Mitochondria and Energy A fundamental, though unrecognized, component of health is mitochondrial functioning. As
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...is the gateway to the production of energy which enables us to function and explains why thiamine and magnesium are essential ingredients
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...Function Requires Energy This clearly demands an understanding that all the functions of the body demand a constant supply of energy, something
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