...much iron favors hypercoagulation). Nutrient deficiencies and abnormalities cause mitochondrial dysfunction (and a whole host of other problems). Mitochondrial dysfunction leads to
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...The mitochondrial genes from the mother are the only ones to pass to both her male and female children, constituting a form
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...esophagus. Thus, it was conjectured that thiamine deficiency was the primary underlying cause of the esophagitis. Insufficient Energy and ASD: The Three
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...and investigated. The theory of a dysfunction in thiamine transport from blood to mitochondria remains a plausible explanation. The participants in our
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...or even a one size fits some. Reduced sugars are critical, seriously critical, something we all struggle with. My guess, there are
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...it can destroy mitochondria pretty much anywhere in your body. I'm not fully recovered but taking care of your mitochondria is the
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...mitochondrial function as well as affecting hemoglobin content and iron is an obvious nutrient. I have long been concerned over the relationship
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...eating enough glucose. Your red blood cells must have glucose--they have no mitochondria--and if Metformin blocks gluconeogenesis and you are not eating
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