Pregnancy Toes – What Sugar Does to Feet
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...Stanton, PhD Oh yes, you can. The processes I described are happening at completely different places from the mitochondria. Thiamine is needed
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COVID Notes: The Blood Clot Problem
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...to your information. Chandler Marrs, PhD Well, yes, likely by multiple mechanisms. Platelets rely entirely on their mitochondria for survival. When platelet
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...responsible requires nutrient co-factors e.g. vitamins and minerals. Absent those co-factors, food cannot be processed into ATP in the mitochondria. And absent
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Energy Loss as a Cause of Disease
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...energy loss is the major cause of disease and that it results commonly from a less than ideal diet or dysfunctional mitochondria.
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...it is disintegrating. We believe that everything is related, that I have mitochondrial issues at the root of these illnesses, but to
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...considerations is that the inflammatory response itself is dependent upon the proper functioning of the autonomic system, which is dependent upon mitochondrial
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...specifically though, because the thyroid is integral to mitochondrial functioning and vice versa, and mitochondria are necessary to power cells throughout your
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...as well as primary genetics. Damage to the mitochondria, whether primary or secondary (acquired) are very responsive to diet and nutrients. Hence,
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