Archaeal Digoxin Induced Mitochondrial Disease Vol. 1

More about the book

Mitochondrial dysfunction is central to various human diseases, including neurodegeneration, cancer, and autoimmune disorders. This dysfunction can trigger apoptosis, promote oncogenesis through increased glycolysis, and provoke immune reactions due to the mitochondria's evolutionary origins. The concept of mitochondrial conflict syndrome links these diseases, suggesting that high doses of specific vitamins and supplements may offer therapeutic benefits. The book also connects these ideas to Linus Pauling's mega vitamin therapy, positioning mitochondrial health as crucial for overall disease management.