...to liberate energy. In any text this element of the food is described as “calories”. The energy quality of our food intake
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...mitochondria to create energy. The next question is how that energy is used. Here there is a striking difference because the body
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...are the NADH:NAD+ ratio, and the access to lactate. Lactate and Cancer Cancer cells rely on glycolysis for energy even in the
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Energy Deficiency and ASD
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...required some form of energy to power the machinery that enabled the animal to adapt. In Selye’s time the biochemical mechanisms of
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...remarkable conclusions was that this adaptation through the GAS required huge amounts of energy, although at that time, little was known about
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Thiamine, Pregnancy, and the Energy Connection
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...energy. To meet the pressure of stress, an automatically increased supply of energy is necessary. Food provides us with fuel that must
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Thiamine and the Energy To Heal
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...have to be able to make energy. No amount of energy conservation will help if one cannot make energy efficiently in the
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Energy Loss as a Cause of Disease
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...requires is energy. The Production and Consumption of Energy We cannot survive without food and water. There is, however, an overall tendency
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