Movement and Mitochondria
Discover the critical role of movement in maintaining and enhancing mitochondrial health, especially as we age. Even minimal physical activity, like a three-minute walk, can stimulate the body to produce new mitochondria and strengthen existing ones. Engaging in any form of movement—be it gardening, yoga, or cycling—provides significant benefits, with just an hour of daily activity yielding 80% to 90% of the positive effects.In this clip
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Elevate Energy, Supercharge Performance. Mitochondria to the Rescue! With Dr. Greg Wells
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