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Modulating human memory via entrainment of brain oscillations

Mitochondria in ME/CFS The mitochondria are best known for oxidizing metabolic substrates and using oxidative phosphorylation for generating the high energy molecule adenosine triphosphate (ATP), but it also performs many other activities critical for maintaining cellular homeostasis (114)

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Levels of glutathione within the cells and mitochondria are highly associated with health and longevity, and its deficiency is associated with loss of function with aging and many chronic diseases (including depression, anxiety, Alzheimers, Parkinsons, heart disease, and even cancer)