Peter Attia· MD
I noticed that cancer cells would produce proportionately more superoxide anion which is the precursor oxygen free radical that comes from the mitochondrial electron transport chain
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I noticed that cancer cells would produce proportionately more superoxide anion which is the precursor oxygen free radical that comes from the mitochondrial electron transport chain
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I saw a big jump up in superoxide anion production at 0.95 so that's almost five times atmospheric pressure