It’s Just ATP
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...mitochondrial health. Perhaps we also ought to look at how to support native mitochondrial function, not by blocking aberrantly altered pathways, but
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Exercise to Alleviate Fatigue
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...have it, organs that require the greatest energy are affected most by mitochondrial disease or injury; think heart, lungs, brain, liver, GI
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...ATP production. The lack of thiamine impairs mitochondrial functioning significantly leading to complex, debilitating, chronic, and sometimes, deadly illnesses. With mitochondrial energy
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Thiamine, Fibromyalgia, and Chronic Pain
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...cells. Muscle biopsies have identified mitochondrial changes such as irregular cristae, defects of cytochrome-c-oxidase, and deletions of mitochondrial DNA. There is also
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...ignored. It is noted in Molecular Pharmacology, “Delayed Cytotocicity and Cleavage of Mitochondrial DNA in Ciprofloxacin Treated Mammalian Cells” that fluoroquinolones “cause
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...problems seemed to resolve themselves as long as I avoided aerobic exercise. At age 9, I was diagnosed with progressive sensorineural hearing
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...cell death). Electron microscopy revealed Mitochondrial anomalies most similar to that of Mitochondrial Encephalomyopathy with Lactic Acidosis and Stroke Like Episodes (MELAS).
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...poor vitamin A metabolism can contribute to altered mitochondrial function. Retinoids and the various versions of vitamin A are mitochondrial toxicants when
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