...— no sex drive, weight gain, anxiety plus depression, bone loss and energy loss. Basically, I’ve felt like I was falling apart.
More...Function Requires Energy This clearly demands an understanding that all the functions of the body demand a constant supply of energy, something
More...of glucose, namely glycolysis and the pentose phosphate pathway. While glycolysis provides an anaerobic pathway for energy production, the pentose phosphate pathway
More...cells require ATP and reduced ATP capacity is a major contributor to illness and organ dysfunction. High energy organs like the heart,
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...NADH—another high energy carrier, which provides electrons for the more powerful energy generator, the electron transfer chain on the inner mitochondrial membrane.
More...that relies on chemistry that is used to supply energy. Therefore, the only proper use of the word “functional” is to describe
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...the released energy into, in this case, mechanical rather than chemical energy, which is used to propel the car (the cell) forward.
More...the second step of aerobic respiration after glycolysis [the breakdown of glucose (think carbohydrates) by enzymes, releasing energy and pyruvic acid] and
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