Mercola | 14 March 2024
- New research shows mitochondrial dysfunction in T cells leads to immune system decline, affecting the body’s ability to fight infections and cancer
- The study identifies glycolysis as an inefficient way to produce energy, and the reactive oxygen species (ROS) produced in the process damage T cells
- The findings suggest reversing mitochondrial damage could improve immune response and cancer therapies
- Excess linoleic acid (LA) intake and estrogen dominance are major contributors to mitochondrial dysfunction
- Strategies that will improve your mitochondrial function include lowering your LA intake, reducing stress and taking a niacinamide supplement
reversing-immunodeficiency-pdf
Source: https://tinyurl.com/mr3ur2b3