Statins: Who Needs Them?
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...perspective at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3023269/ (figure 2) (color highlights are in the original, red circles are by me) Note the areas I encircled: Acetoacetyl-CoA
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An Over Medicated and Chronically Ill Millennial
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...mitochondria function and lead to other semi-permanent neurological issues Truvada (PreP) also harms mitochondria Tinidazole plummets your thiamine Thiamine Deficiency and Problems
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COVID Notes: Cardiolipin and Clotting
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...in a bunch of functions, including complex IV of the electron transport chain (ETC), apoptosis, and other stuff. Cardiolipin moves to the
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...the determining factor in COVID morbidity and mortality comes down to mitochondrial fitness. To the extent mitochondrial fitness is determined by nutrient
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A New Model for Medicine
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...is used to create energy. Maximum efficiency of brain metabolism is mandatory. Assist and protect the “conductor”. How We Create Energy: Enter
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...Each cell contains microscopic organelles known as mitochondria where energy is generated. This is done by “burning” glucose that is “ignited” by
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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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...among others. Mitochondrial Markers – Krebs Cycle Metabolites: Succinic – 24 (<9.3) – The most common cause of elevated succinic acid is
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