Andrew Huberman· PhD
uric acid is also inhibiting mitochondrial function
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uric acid is also inhibiting mitochondrial function
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uric acid is the billowing black smoke coming out of um the mitochondria who can't keep up with the energy production and so you've got ATP becoming ADP becoming becoming imp becoming hypo xanthine becoming xanthine becoming uric acid and we're Lo and the mitochondria are trying to cleave phosphate at every possible chance they can to make energy knowing that it's a oneway ticket into the uric acid