Mitochondria

Mitochondria are key cellular organelles responsible for energy production, deuterium-free water, regulation of metabolism, and overall cell function. They work with light, water, electrons, and redox state, directly affecting health, performance, sleep, and regeneration. If mitochondria are not functioning properly, the body loses its ability to efficiently produce and store energy.

Mitochondria also produce melatonin, which is necessary for the functioning of the circadian rhythm.

More information you can find out in our mitochondriak blog.