...and investigated. The theory of a dysfunction in thiamine transport from blood to mitochondria remains a plausible explanation. The participants in our
More...cells, is crucial for cell function. Mitochondrial dysfunctions may alter energy metabolism and in many cases are associated with neurological disease. Although
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...(vitamins, minerals, and metals) and funneling those substrates through a series reactions to make ATP. Those reactions take place in the cell,
More...this presents a problem. Figure 1. Mitochondrial Nutrients, from: Thiamine Deficiency Disease, Dysautonomia, and High Calorie Malnutrition Thiamine Dependent Enzymes From the
More...or even a one size fits some. Reduced sugars are critical, seriously critical, something we all struggle with. My guess, there are
More...it can destroy mitochondria pretty much anywhere in your body. I'm not fully recovered but taking care of your mitochondria is the
More...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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