TJ_Fitz
Well-Known Member
Video interview with Dr. Sarah Myhill. She discusses the importance of looking at problems in both energy production and energy consumption in the treatment of CFS/ME. Lots of great info, but it is 1:10 in length.
There's a transcript of the interview here:
https://www.theenergyblueprint.com/mitochondria-and-fatigue-sarah-myhill/
Some interesting points in the interview:
There's a transcript of the interview here:
https://www.theenergyblueprint.com/mitochondria-and-fatigue-sarah-myhill/
Some interesting points in the interview:
- We typically use about 2/3 of the energy we produce just staying alive (i.e. basic metabolism)
- Our liver typically uses about 27% of our energy, so eating clean and gut health are important to reduce liver overhead
- We can have poorly-functioning mitochondria as a cause for chronic fatigue, but we could also have chronic fatigue with normal mitochondrial function if a lot of our energy is being used up by immunological responses (allergies or infection)