...epilepsy have ragged red fibers in muscle tissue thus identifying the underlying mitochondrial cause. Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Myocardial Infarction and Sudden Death
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Exercise Heals Mitochondria
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...mitochondrial processes including, OXPHOS (ATP/energy production), mitochondrial morphology, and mitophagy. Importantly, cardiolipin is integral to the management of clotting, but only when
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...is sadly iatrogenic. Medications damage mitochondria. Here: Medication‐induced mitochondrial damage and disease Here: Drug-Induced Mitochondrial Toxicity in the Geriatric Population: Challenges and
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...is where basic research comes into play. Though not ideal, it can guide us. I will explain, but first, let us review
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...exposures, medications and even diet. Mitochondrial dysfunction arguably represents one of the most unrecognized causes of disease in modern medicine and, according
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...mitochondrial disease? About the Mitochondrial Mutations and Patients Tested The first mutation m.3243A>G (n=18) is associated a disease called MELAS, which stands
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...to support wild-type mitochondrial function becomes compromised. The lay person’s summary of the above excerpts is that we have excess mitochondrial DNA
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Several years ago, when I just beginning to understand the role of nutrient co-factors in mitochondrial health, I was working with a
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