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Mitochondrial Medicine

By Yesha KarmeliPublished Updated

Mitochondria  "Power Plants of the Cell"

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Intact mitochondria are an essential prerequisite for health. Mitochondrial medicine describes the cause of many chronic diseases as a disorder of the mitochondria. Cellsymbiosistherapie® is a holistic diagnostic and treatment concept developed by the physician Dr. Heinrich Kremer over decades of research and further refined by a team of scientists and therapists. Mitochondrial therapy focuses on the energy centers of our cells, the mitochondria. They are responsible for the energy supply and the functioning of almost all body cells and thus for our organ systems.

Mitochondria that no longer function properly lead to symptoms such as:

  • All bodily functions run at a slower speed.

  • Increased tiredness and exhaustion

According to the concept of mitochondrial medicine, this can affect the immune system, the nervous system, and the hormonal system, as well as organs such as the heart and muscles. Mitochondria are vital for all cells of our body, as they produce the majority of our energy. The first complaints when processes in the mitochondria no longer function properly (we then speak of acquired mitochondriopathy) are therefore physical and mental weakness, tiredness, and exhaustion.

These factors damage the mitochondria:

  • Environmental toxins (heavy metals, pesticides, insecticides, household toxins, cleaning agents, cosmetics, nanoparticles)

  • Antibiotics and other medications

  • Stress and psychological pressure

  • Intestinal damage (leaky gut, dysbiosis, inflammation)

  • Chronic inflammation (e.g., gums, teeth, jaw, intestinal mucosa & chronic infections)

  • Instability of the cervical spine or of the first and second cervical vertebrae: constant irritation of the cranial nerves can trigger a cascade of biochemical processes that can ultimately severely disrupt mitochondrial production and energy production.

  • Poor diet (weight gain)

After the anamnesis and diagnostics, mitochondrial therapy covers the following areas:

  • Stress reduction

  • Micronutrient therapy

  • Detoxification therapy

  • Nutritional counseling

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Professionally responsible: Yesha Karmeli, naturopathic practitioner (Heilpraktiker), Natura Heilpraxis Berlin. This text provides general information and does not replace individual advice.

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