DS Haven In Light Of Things
If every supplement aimed at boosting mitochondrial energy makes symptoms worse, the problem may not be a lack of support. This clip explains how mold, stealth infections, and other ongoing stressors may push cells to deliberately downregulate energy production as a protective response. In that state, trying to force mitochondrial output higher can sometimes backfire until the underlying stressor is addressed.
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