Peter Attia· MD
there are suins that are present in the cytoplasm versus in the mitochondria versus in the nucleus and the NAD levels in each of these organs are very different for example much higher in mitochondria.
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there are suins that are present in the cytoplasm versus in the mitochondria versus in the nucleus and the NAD levels in each of these organs are very different for example much higher in mitochondria.
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And we know this u in a really acute way because there are suins that are present in the cytoplasm versus in the mitochondria versus in the nucleus and the NAD levels in each of these organs are very different for example