The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
basically the the H 0 H 1 8 EPA's is pretty much the the throttle if you like on the motor of the energy generation in your body never make Andreea in the mitochondria yes anything that interferes with that will slow down the rate at which their motor is running and that will reduce the redox potential in the cell and that will cause the phosphate problem which will lead to an inflammatory situation
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when we're getting too much deuterium it's it's accumulating in mitochondria and as it's trying to go down tration gradient it's breaking those santé motors
now the problem is that when it hits a determine it's so big imagine this big guy Baker can't fit I love you Sean man that sets him and I love you though you know that so every time it's that nano motor it breaks it and you can't make any more energy