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No, you are extrapolating that based off your understanding. Improved mitochondria might...mean nothing. In cancer, we see all the time the ability to get a ce
by dannykwells 7y ago
No, you are extrapolating that based off your understanding. Improved mitochondria might...mean nothing.
In cancer, we see all the time the ability to get a cell we know is important into a tumor does not, necessarily, associate with clinical benefit. The same goes here. The ability to improve one small piece of biology does not mean, necessarily, that you will see a larger, emergent effect. Biology is much more complicated than that.
- will_brown 7y ago>No, you are extrapolating that based off your understanding. Improved mitochondria might...mean nothing. No...there are numerous studies on the proven benefits of improved mitochondrial function/capacity. One of the benefits is cellular anti-aging.
- amluto 7y agoCitation needed. Also, you’re assuming that “cellular anti-aging” is good for your health. You could be right, but you could be wrong.