Peter Attia· MD
Noninvasively, to my knowledge, there are no other ways to look at mitochondrial function. You would need to look at a muscle biopsy.
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Noninvasively, to my knowledge, there are no other ways to look at mitochondrial function. You would need to look at a muscle biopsy.
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um especially well you know and we don't really have any good biomarkers for mitochondrial health like that's like not it's it hasn't been translated to the to the clinic yet