[ConservativeMind]

The paper mentions nicotinamide riboside and MitoQ, but does not appear to mention other mitophagy activators like urolithin A, nor does it mention a better mitochondrial protector than MitoQ, ergotheineine, which comes from mushrooms. It also doesn’t mention GlyNAC or taurine, which help make glutathione and superoxide dismutase, which help protect mitochondria and the rest of the cells.

That said, knowing mitochondrial dysfunction is behind cardiovascular disease allows these therapeutic approaches to help heal a critical problem in a great many people.

Note that basically all of the substances mentioned above have been posted as prior study articles and are available via the search function.

[ConservativeMind]

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Malfunctioning Mitochondria

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[EEGator]

Odd, my second Art DeVany reference in one evening.
I hadn’t referenced him in...I can’t remember when...

https://deuteroelastose16.rssing.com/chan-9065031/all_p2.html

[Secret Agent Man]

Co-q10 can help cellular mitochondria repair and work better. Most people, especially as they get older, hve less coq10 in their cells, but they need the most in their heart and cardio tissues. Its really vital for good heart/cardio health.

[logi_cal869]

Malfunctioning mitochondria causes endothelial dysfunction due to a molecule called a reactive oxygen species (ROS), or "free radicals," which are produced by the dysfunctional mitochondria. The increase in ROS then leads to oxidative stress, inflammation, and a buildup of cholesterol and lipids, forming atherosclerotic plaque in the blood vessels.

Horse hockey. Unbelievable ignorance, but I'm sure it cements grants for the authors. I have a million dollar bet that they'll not figure out CVD in my lifetime: There's too much money in treatment to resolve the cause...besides the fact that a sick population is malleable (it will get much, much worse post-jabs).

[Dave Wright]

One of the most exciting non-invasive, non-drug therapies that targets mitochondria function is photobiomodulation or PBM. Serveral peer reviewed studies have shown the using specific wavelengths of near-infra-red (NIR) light from LEDs held against the skin penetrate into tissues and reduce oxidative stress (ROS) in the mitochondria. This was used to treat hospitalized COVID patients and reduced their days in the hospital and serious effects including death over placebo treatments. It has also been used to slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease.

Here’s a video that discusses some of the science behind this.
https://youtu.be/a_8rE-71Y48?t=1046

[aMorePerfectUnion]

I’ll throw methylene blue into the mix