11/26/2025
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New article drop: “From Mitochondria to Muscle: How Cellular Energy Supports Heart Function”
Your heart is the hardest-working muscle in your body, beating more than 100,000 times a day to circulate oxygen and nutrients. Every single contraction depends on a constant supply of energy — and that energy begins deep inside your cells. Because the heart contains more mitochondria per cell than any other organ, it relies heavily on steady oxygen delivery and strong mitochondrial output to meet its nonstop workload. When mitochondrial function is strong and oxygen delivery is steady, the heart operates efficiently. When either one falters, energy declines, stress increases, and cardiovascular performance can begin to suffer in ways that may feel subtle at first but become harder to ignore over time.
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