...likely mitochondrial in nature; the interaction between thyroid hormones and mitochondria is direct. Given the mitochondria’s role in steroidogenesis, other hormone systems
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...this sort of fatigue are inadequate mitochondrial nutrients – the mitochondria require vitamins and minerals to derive energy from food and produce
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...that thiamine, magnesium, and other nutrients play in the cascade of reactions required to produce ATP, can we maximize mitochondrial functioning with
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...reaction. All Paths Lead to the Mitochondria Recall, from previous posts, that mitochondria take dietary nutrients and oxygen, and change them into
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...the mitochondria’ – there is an ample amount of research linking mitochondrial function to immune function predating COVID and a burgeoning body
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...that energy availability is the key to health, or more specifically, that insufficient mitochondrial energy, and thus, impaired mitochondrial function leads to
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...pharmaceutical medicine to the mitochondria is fantastic. Unfortunately, it took three years and multiple, essentially useless medications before looking at the mitochondria
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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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