NaturesWay

03/04/2025

Best song of 2025

8786 likes, 607 comments. “Big Pharma targeted eastern Kentucky. This is the story 🥼🩺”

13/01/2025

Lest we forget how in 1819 600 hussar cavalry, several hundred infantry + an artillery unit with two 6 pounder guns were ordered by our government via the Home Secretary of the day to charge & disperse. Our government must never be allowed to quell popular opinion of reform again

24/12/2024

https://youtu.be/CphbPm8r9jY?si=rMcS31BOEwcWjnMv

J. Anderson discusses the 'Strawman' that is perceived to exist from the standing of the real man in Common Law. If you are entering into their jurisdiction ...

22/12/2024

15/12/2024

Mitochondrial energy ATP is at the heart of our nervous system’s method of supplying energy to muscles.

Let me provide some insights into beta-alanine and D-ribose and their potential roles in mitochondrial health:

Beta-Alanine:
- An amino acid that plays a key role in producing carnosine, which helps buffer cellular pH and reduce oxidative stress
- May support mitochondrial function by:
- Improving muscle buffering capacity
- Reducing oxidative damage
- Potentially enhancing energy production

D-Ribose:
- A naturally occurring sugar that is crucial for ATP (energy) production
- Supports mitochondrial energy metabolism by:
- Helping to synthesize nucleotides and ATP
- Potentially accelerating energy recovery in cells
- Assisting in rebuilding and repairing ATP stores

Potential Synergistic Effects:
- Both compounds may work together to:
- Support cellular energy production
- Reduce oxidative stress
- Potentially improve mitochondrial efficiency

Recommended Approach:
- Consult with a healthcare professional before starting supplementation

- Consider having mitochondrial function tests to track improvements
- Start with recommended dosages:
- Beta-alanine: typically 2-5g per day
- D-ribose: usually 5-10g per day

Note: While promising, more research is needed to definitively prove their mitochondrial repair mechanisms. Individual responses can vary.