Chronic disease has become an epidemic in our country...

Chronic disease has become an epidemic in our country, and our mitochondria is suffering the consequences of our rapid lifestyle changes in recent times.
Dr. Casey Means explains how our cells are overwhelmed by the modern industrial environment. Over the past 50-75 years, changes in diet, lack of movement, high stress, poor sleep, and exposure to environmental toxins have all contributed to this damage.

These factors disrupt cellular function, leading to the explosion of chronic illnesses we see today.

Want to learn more about this topic? Check out my episode with Dr. Casey Means on Ep. 108 of The Dr. Josh Axe Show

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[phyllisjackson]

SO TRUE .HOW CAN WE EVER CORRECT ANY OF THIS.

[lyny]

Mitochondria - POWER HOUSE OF OUR CELLS

[nellosnook]

1. What we eat.
2. What’s “eating” us.

[johngrantland]

Yes, our energy systems are shutting down and we are becoming a weaker and illness-stricken people. No energy results in chronic illness. Chronic illness will lead to death. Malnutrition and the body's inability to create and store energy are today's silent epidemics.