RE: Mitochondrial medicine: Fact or fiction? Chapter I –Mitochondria, our best friends!
Dear Chapper,
Thank you very much for helping to explain the mystery of life 🙂 It's almost epic. From the beginning, when bacteria and cells formed a cooperative relationship, to the present where mitochondria have become directors of cell function: the activities of cells controlled by organelles that were once bacteria. Reads like science fiction.
A question about vitamin C: was Linus Pauling's work related to the conversions of radicals (as you describe in your article)?
One function of mitochondria really caught my attention: the role in promoting apoptosis. I know that a failure to clear apoptotic cells is implicated in lupus inflammation. Would this be considered a mitochondrial malfunction?
Wonderful that you take the time to explain all of this to us. I know your research is geared to improving health and you want to share what you know so we can help ourselves. I appreciate that very much.
Thank you. Have the most wonderful summer. Be well, and, as always--don't work too hard.
Regards, AG 🙂
Resteem!
Hey @agmoore,
thanks for your nice comment again.
Linus Pauling's work was even more than that but yes he knew that vitamin C counteracts free radicals and therefore took a few grams a day orally.
In my opinion, it would! We will discuss this in detail in chapter II.
I also wish you a wonderful summer. This year it is not that dry as last year here in Germany, I hope it's the same in the US.
Best regards
Chapper
Thank you! I look forward to that :)
And no, it is not dry. I planted a baby tree and it needs water. I'm so glad.
Enjoy every sunny day... even the rainy ones.
Regards,
AG
I love rain!
But sun is also good 😁
Also a nice Weekend to you.
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Your personal rain GIF :))
And now it rain outside! Will have a nap to enjoy this.only the rainforest is missing here. Have a nice Weekend. Chapper
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