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    Potassium + membrane potential + electrolyte

    Thanks for that! The H202 bias explains a lot. It means that THQ does what inositol does but probably to a greater degree. Inositol mediates insulin which induces H202 which increases thyroid action. That was probably why my hair grew thick and fast, I had lots of energy and lost fat around...
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    Potassium + membrane potential + electrolyte

    @mattyb it’s my bad, so sorry for the sentence structure. I’m very grateful you could take a look and hazard a guess how it works. Does an element like tetrahydroxyquinone take glycolysis at cytosol to oxphos at mitochondria or block it? Tetrahydroxyquinone’s starting element is inositol which...
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    Potassium + membrane potential + electrolyte

    I have been trying to understand how this product works. It seems to have the advantages of calorie restriction by reducing ATP production and yet at the same time the tetrahydroxyquinone seems to serve as a functional group that allows electrons to get withdrawn and not cause reductive stress...
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    Potassium + membrane potential + electrolyte

    Thank you for responding @mattyb. I should have broken up the sentence. I meant that you think it's good to clear out defective mitochondria (not about Tetrahydroxyquinone) based on your response to HerrFish: "It's not all about regulating "bad" mitochondria, but all mitochondria. Too many...
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    Potassium + membrane potential + electrolyte

    Can anyone cast some light on the mechanism of this electrolyte product Protocel? It works via electrolyte interactions and its ingredients are: Tetrahydroxyquinone, Rhodizonic Acid, Sodium, Potassium, Croconic Acid, Triquinoyl, Pyrocatechol, Leuconic Acid, mineral and trace elements including...