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Let's now see why mitochondria is important for our hormones
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And how we can boost
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So Mike Andrea are small organelles that we find in our cell
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And they are responsible for making
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Energy in the form of ATP
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They also make metabolic water
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And from a hormone perspective
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They
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Protagon
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Now remember in the chain reaction that takes cholesterol and transforms it into our sex hormones
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The first step was to make
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Pregnant or
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And this first step takes place in the mitochond
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Cholesterol is essentially important inside of the mitochondria
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And is converted to pregnant alone bicycle P400
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We also know that the drop in testosterone that happens during aging is associated with a drop
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In mitochondrial steroid precursors
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That are made by our lady
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In the testic
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And so what this means is that healthy and properly functioning mitochondria
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Are necessary
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To make
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The right amount of sex
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Conversely when we have
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Healthy testosterone levels
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This also help
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Protect our
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No unfortunately many aspects of our modern
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Lifestyle are disruptive to our mitochondria
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For example the consumption of simple sugars and processed food
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Increases the amount of
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Accidents in our mitochondria which lead
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To disruption
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Our second tree lifestyle
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Make some mitochondria lazy and does it ages more quickly
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Nutrient deficiencies can lead to mitochondrial dysfunction
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Chronic inflammation increases
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Tissue disruption inside of the mitochondr
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Poor sleep answer key in disruption do not allow our mitochondria to rest and repair well
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And exposure to toxins as well as non-native emfs like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
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Increase cellular stress which in turn
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Decreases our mitochondrial
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Let's now see how we can boost our mitochondria because
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Healthy mitochondria will mean healthy
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Hormones
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And so the first thing is to increase our
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Exposure to radiant energy
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Because it helps activate our mitochondria
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Anything like sunlight
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Infrared light or even Sona
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And that's because infrared light increases the activity of
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Acetone oxidase in our mitochondria
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It also dissociates nitric oxide
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Both of which increase mitochondrial respiration
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Now my advice is to spend between 10 and 15 minutes in front of the red and infrared light
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If you can
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Get at least a few minutes of sunlight exposure per day
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Spend more time in nature because nature trees leav
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All refract
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Infrared back at us
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Now the second thing we want to do is more high demand exercises
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Because they drive
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Mitochondrial help
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Things like high intensity interval training
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Or weightlifting will increase our mitochondrial content
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And cap
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So weightlifting increases the output per mitochondria
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Increases both the output and the number of mitochondria in our
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We also want to do more intermittent fasting because that improves mitochondrial colon
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Essentially pushes
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Weak mitochondria to commit suicide so we only keep the healthy one
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It also pushes our mitochondrial
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To do fishing and fusion which is healthy for them
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And it pushes
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Fat metabolism which is
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Better for the mitochondria
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Circadian rhythm alignment and having
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Good quality sleep is also important because it gives our mitochondria
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Enough time to repair and regenerate
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We also want to do more
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Exposure because that boost mitochondria because it increases internal radiation essentially mitochondria produces more
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Energy
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And starts radiating infrared from the inside
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It also drives the Browning
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Fat meaning that we will have more mitochondria in our fat Tiss
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Nasal breeding is also important for mitochondria because it optimizes oxygen in the mitochond
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When we breathe through the mouth we actually do not optimize oxygen as much and we lose
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Too much CO2 which is actually important
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To keep oxygenation in the right place
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Now here are some tips to increase your nasal breathing
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You first want to decongest your sinuses
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For example using seawater or saltwater
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And you want to address any allergies that might block your your nasal passage
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You also want to train yourself
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To
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From the nose and this is especially important when you exercise
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You also want to tape your mouth shut during sleep
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So that you
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Your body starts
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Reading more through the nose and the more you will breathe through the nose
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Easier it will be
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For you to
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You also want
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To support your redox
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And you can do this with supplements such as methylene blue metal and blue actually
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Please both the role of oxygen as well as electron donor in the mitochondrial Matrix
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So it is a great addition
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For mitochondrial
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And finally
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We want to avoid as much as possible things that disrupt are mitochondria things like
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Electromagnetic fields like Wi-Fi 5G
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Processed food sugary food
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Accidentally lifestyle ET
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