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Part I
1-1
INTRODUCTION: Mitochondria, Diabetes, and
Heart Disease
1-2
Mitochondria,
The Powerhouse of All Cells
1-3
Mitochondria
and Oxygen Consumption
1-4
The Complex
Structure of Mitochondria: The Oxygen Factor
1-5
ATP, Oxygen,
and Aerobic Metabolism
1-6
ATP: The Fuel
that Drives All Cells
1-7
Production of
the Energy Rich Molecule, ATP: Oxidative Phosphorylation
1-8
The Structure
of F1 Particles or ATPase: Energy Producing Functions
2-1
Magnesium Depletion Depresses Insulin Action
2-2
Healthy Mitochondria
2-3
Magnesium Depletion Depresses
ATP Production in Diabetic Cells
2-4
Diabetic Mitochondria in
Defective State
2-5
Magnesium and Insulin:
Restoring Energy Production
2-6
Magnesium Depleted
Mitochondria: Compromises Oxygen Consumption
2-7
Energy Conversion In a
Culture of Living Mitochondria
2-8
Mitochondria with Magnesium
Promotes Oxygen Consumption
2-9
Restoring Diabetic
Mitochondria and Energy Production
2-10
Magnesium and Insulin:
Restoring Diabetic Mitochondrial Function
2-11
Magnesium and Insulin:
Restoring Diabetic Mitochondrial Function
2-12
Magnesium and Insulin:
Restoring Function and Structure
3-1
New Rendition of F1 Mitochondrial Particle: Mechanical Structure
3-2
How Heart
Attacks Damage Mitochondria
3-3
Oxidative
Phosphorylation Interrupted: Ischemia of Cardiac Tissue
3-4
Calcium
Crystals Damage the Mitochondria of Cardiac Tissue
3-5
Magnesium
Infusion Protects the Heart Muscle
3-6
Magnesium
Protective Effect on Cardiac Mitochondria
3-7
Preventing
Imbalanced Cell Metabolism and Myocardial Necrosis
3-8
Magnesium
Alters the Rate and Characteristics of Calcium Uptake
4-1
Developing a Diagnostic Method for Intracellular Deficiencies
4-2
Lymphocytes,
Serum, Red Bloor Cells
4-3
Red Blood Cells
Do Not Consume Oxygen and Do Not Have Mitochondria
4-4
Mouth Tissue
Generally Reflects Overall Health: Epithelial Cells
4-5
Sublingual
Epithelial Cell Properties: Aerobic Metabolism, Mitochondria
4-6
Epithelial
Buccal Cells Have Full Metabolic Aerobic Pathways
4-7
Adapting
Technology to Clinical Practice
4-8
Sublingual
Epithelial Cells Under Electron Microscopy
4-9
Visualizing the
Cell and the X-Ray Fluorescent Spectrum
4-10 Energy Dispersive
X-Ray Analysis of Sublingual Cells
Part II
5-1
Human Cardiac, Muscle, Organ Tissue Correlations with Buccal Cells
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