Dysfunctional mitochondria persist in aging organisms because the mitophagy cleanup process slows down with age, sedentary behavior, and metabolic dysfunction, creating a situation where 'malfunctioning equipment hangs around just collecting paychecks' instead of being removed.

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Dr. Ashley Frawley

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As we age, become more sedentary, and develop metabolic dysfunction, that cleanup process starts slowing down.

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Your Mitochondria Are Dying - Here's What Fixes ThemThis Is Not Covered - Dr. Ashley Froese
Created: 8/13/2026, 9:47:52 AM

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