What Constitutes Disease?
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...The mitochondrial genes from the mother are the only ones to pass to both her male and female children, constituting a form
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...mood disorders, and dysautonomias, all can be traced back to insufficient thiamine > inefficient mitochondrial function, reduced ATP, and the compensatory reactions
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The Role of Copper in Mitochondrial Function Copper is an essential trace element required for the propagation of optimal enzymatic activity and
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...less frequently observed, as it provokes an array of symptoms that may attributable to any number of factors. Nevertheless, folate deficiency is
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Topamax: The Drug with 9 Lives
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...jittery, Learning disability, Erectile dysfunction, Sexual dysfunction, Suicidal ideation, Suicide attempt, Hallucination, Psychotic disorder, Apathy, Lack of spontaneous speech, Sleep disorder, Affect
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Metformin: Medical Marvel or Magical Medicine?
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...in mitochondrial energy production. No nutrients, no energy, cellular starvation (even in the face of weight gain), inflammation, dysfunction, and ultimately, death.
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Trehalose for Autism?
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...any one disease process, but representative of mitochondrial distress in general. The higher the distress and dysfunction, the higher the ROS. Considering
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...and represents phase 3 of the change parameters discussed above. As such we would expect to see the inward calcium tsunami, reduced
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