Food for Mitochondria: Nano-Sized and Activated Vitamins to Power Our ‘Cells’ Batteries’—PART 2
Can nutrition help support the brain’s energy supply?
In part two of “Vital Signs: Cellular Recharge,” retired neurosurgeon Dr. Russell Blaylock outlines the nutrients and plant extracts he suggests for supporting mitochondria. These cell structures produce energy and are increasingly linked to neurodegenerative disease.
Blaylock explains why he favors certain supplement forms, including nano-sized curcumin and activated B vitamins. He also describes how he suggests timing them for best absorption.
Blaylock flags cautions along the way, such as curcumin’s effect on iron levels and a rare liver sensitivity to green tea extract. He then shares a sample regimen for people aged over 50 with brain fog and says benefits can take weeks or months to appear.
Part 1 explored why mitochondria matter to brain health. Part 2 looks at approaches that may help support them, with a reminder that evidence varies and supplement choices should be reviewed with a doctor or pharmacist.
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