Paul Saladino· MD
when the mitochondria go to process polyunsaturated fatty acids it kind of breaks the mitochondria
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when the mitochondria go to process polyunsaturated fatty acids it kind of breaks the mitochondria
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that's the difference that's why somebody who might have 10 percent body fat can end up in inflammatory trouble because that but when that body fat gets released you can't burn your body fat in your fat it has to get released and it gets released into your bloodstream then it goes to your muscles and they burn it well that when that body fat is unstable and your cells try to burn it it damages the mitochondria