Articles & Studies

Autism is a genetically determined developmental disorder that becomes apparent before the age of 3 and is characterized by extreme "withdrawal" from the environment and by limited, repetitive patterns of behavior. AD...

Symptoms of sleep apnea include loud or irregular snoring, daytime fatigue, the feeling of having had unrefreshing sleep, nocturia, a dry mouth upon waking, and morning headaches. A reduction in blood oxygen saturatio...

Poor oral hygiene, as well as diseases that originate in the mouth, are often the cause of many illnesses that can also occur outside the oral cavity. Thorough oral care is therefore even more important than one might...

Burnout syndrome is a very complex set of symptoms. It is characterized not only by "feeling burnt out," but also by emotional and physical exhaustion. The consequences include perceptual and sleep disorders as well a...

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) plays a central role in mitochondrial energy production and serves as a fat-soluble antioxidant. However, CoQ10 exists in two states, either ubiquinone or ubiquinol. For proper supplementation, th...

Chronic stress primarily damages the mitochondria in our body's cells. The psychological strain caused by stress holds a unique position among mitochondrial diseases, as it can induce organic illnesses without any phy...

Spring fatigue is not just in your head, but a measurable biological reaction of our body to the change of season. What happens in the body during the transition into spring?

So-called mitotropic substances are natural substances (enzymes, coenzymes, fatty acids, trace elements, minerals, etc.) that belong to the body's own repertoire of mitochondrial biochemistry.

Ubiquinol is absorbed faster than ubiquinone and also remains in the body for longer.

Disruptions in mitochondrial energy production, known as mitochondriopathies, represent a heterogeneous group of disorders characterized by a defect in oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS) or other alterations in mitoch...