...to mitochondrial dysfunction. When mitochondria aren’t functioning properly, cells aren’t functioning properly. Mitochondria are the energy centers of eukaryotic cells – the
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...by our mitochondria (not what we eat but what our mitochondria needs to create energy ATP). (source) How much cholesterol is needed
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...energy that is developed in specialized organelles within each cell. These organelles are called mitochondria and the way that they produce the
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...elevated necrotic activity and extracellular mitochondria, both are emblematic of chronically low ATP. At this juncture, the re-introduction of oxygen and possibly
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Puberty Blocking Drugs
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...the estrogen receptor influences the shape of the mitochondria, such that in the absence of estradiol, a hormone blocked by these drugs,
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Silent Death – Serotonin Syndrome
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...to be a mitochondrial dysfunction condition: "Type 2 diabetes is associated with both impaired insulin action at target tissues and impaired insulin
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...neuropathy and fluoroquinolone use point toward mitochondrial damage as the mechanism through which fluoroquinolones cause peripheral neuropathy. There is certainly evidence that
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...Matter, for any amount of time, you’ll know that we spend a lot time writing about mitochondrial distress. Mitochondria are the engines
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