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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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mitochondrial dysfunction and exercise?
Just noodling here, though I wonder if the level of exercise is depleting /stressing mitochondria, resulting in depressed ATP production. Forced exercise is disastrous for my husband; we attribute this effect to mitochondrial dysfunction due to stress from too much exercise. Though this may not be the explanation at all. Madelyn
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