Paul Saladino· MD
The main thing that I think is breaking people's electron transport chains is metabolic dysfunction. And I do think that one of the main reasons this goes ary is because of excess seed oils.
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The main thing that I think is breaking people's electron transport chains is metabolic dysfunction. And I do think that one of the main reasons this goes ary is because of excess seed oils.
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my concern is that when you stuff yourself full of seed oils, you are creating an ATP leak in your body. You are not producing energy as well and that leads to metabolic dysfunction.