Aaron Hartman, MD explains how mitochondrial dysfunction drives chronic illness. When your cells' powerhouses fail, you get brain fog, fatigue, heart problems, and increased cancer risk. Fixing your mitochondria requires the right nutrients and environment.
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Did you know that your mitochondria decide whether you get better or stay sick, whether your body heals or stays inflamed? Over the last 25 years, we've learned that one thing affects our health related to cancer. Cardiovascular disease, autoimmune disease, gut issues, and it's your mitochondria. So what are these little critters? These are actually the powerhouse of your cell. It's where all of your energy is made and requires a certain environment, certain nutrients, certain things to work properly. When it doesn't work properly, you get things like brain fog, chronic fatigue, heart issues, heart attacks, strokes, increased risk for cancer, gut problems, nerve issues, all because mitochondria are not being fed well. If you want to learn more about mitochondrial dysfunction and how to increase your energy, stamina and mental clarity and a whole host of other things, follow us, and we'll start you on your learning path about how to increase your energy.