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Faulty mitochondria impose a persistent energy deficit because they raise baseline energy burn and increase metabolic byproducts, leaving less available energy and producing chronic fatigue and greater perceived stress.
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See all →Disturbing mitochondria can change a cell’s gene expression independently of ATP because mitochondrial perturbations release signaling factors that alter transcription and growth even when energy synthesis is preserved.
A finite body energy budget forces trade-offs because when illness, injury, or chronic stress draws resources to one process, other systems and conscious experiences like attention and mood suffer.
