Mitochondrial biogenesis is the process of building new mitochondria controlled by a master switch called PGC1 alpha; when PGC1 alpha is activated, cells receive the signal to build more mitochondrial power plants, and interventions including exercise, fasting, cold exposure, elevated NAD levels, and certain peptides can activate mitochondrial biogenesis.
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Dr. Ashley FrawleyEvidence Quote
“The master switch controlling a lot of this process is called PGC1 alpha. And when PGC1 alpha gets activated, your cells get the message, 'Hey, we need more power plants. We need more mitochondria.'”
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