...with the IV nutrients and medications prescribed, recovery was difficult. I was severely edematous and had very little urine flow. In fact,
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...this). Derrick Lonsdale This is a clear statement of mitochondrial dysfunction. The "bug" was not the cause: it was the stressor that
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Thiamine and the Microbiome
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...ecosystems but actual biological energy deficits from medication induced blockades of key nutrients affecting mitochondrial OXPHOS. I would look at medication/nutrient interactions
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More Thoughts on Thiamine Deficiency
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...concept is, but I was never taught that: Food has three macronutrients (proteins, carbs, fat) and micronutrients (vitamins and minerals). If you
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Counting the Ways to Block Thiamine
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...if not more so, for thiamine status, mitochondrial capacity, and health. Moreover, both phthalates and BPA are mitochondrial toxicants via multiple pathways,
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...end is by repairing the damage in mitochondria. This can only be done by the skillful use of non-caloric nutrients, vitamins and
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...Avalox Is one of the fluoroquinoline group of antibiotics that damage mitochondria.The clues are nerve pain in the feet, postural tachycardia and
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...cases of severe maternal thiamine deficiency, spontaneous fetal loss occurs. If thiamine is critical for mitochondrial energy production, and fetal development requires
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