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Electric life: Ions

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Electrical charge differences determined by segregation of various ions, such as Na+, Cl-, Ca++ or K+ drive the electrical backbone of life itself

Coenzyme Q10

Quinone Interference

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Different from both CoQ10 and PQQ, vitamin K can come in two forms: either its phylloquinone form (vitamin K1) or in its menaquinone form (vitamin K2)

Blog post 37 - Carnitine

Carnitine – an indispensable molecule

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Carnitine is what transports fatty acids into the mitochondria of your cells, where these are oxidized into molecules of ATP, that provide energy for your body

Blog post 27 - Keto Diet

Keto Chemistry

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Ketone bodies formation allows for continuous oxidation of fatty acids and is a healthy energy production adaptation

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ATP: Silence please

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A molecule of glucose can yield up to 36 molecules of ATP, whereas fatty acids can yield 3 or even 4 times as much

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Protein 101

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The first amino acid to be discovered was asparagine, in 1806 and the last of the 20 to be found, threonine, was not identified until 1938

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Carbs 101

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Did you know that the oxidation of carbohydrates is the central energy-yielding pathway?