AN AK APPROACH TO KREBS CYCLE DYSFUNCTION AND BEYOND

In summary, you will locate an inhibited or weak muscle. Next have the patient rebreathe their own air with a brown paper lunch bag. If the inhibited muscle strengthens it implies that there is Krebs cycle dysfunction. In addition, you will want to check other muscles to get the big picture. This is indicated in the flow chart below. If rebreathing facilitates the inhibited muscle and does not inhibit a normal muscle, it is most likely just Krebs cycle dysfunction. If rebreathing facilitates the inhibited muscle and inhibits the supraspinatus, it is most likely Krebs cycle dysfunction and glutamate conversion to GABA. If rebreathing facilitates an inhibited muscle and inhibits a normal muscle this implies that there is Krebs cycle dysfunction and inhibits a normal muscle ATP is not being converted to Adenosine.

Rebreathing Facilitates a conditionally inhibited muscle and:

1 Does not inhibit a normally facilitated indicator or supraspinatus

Krebs cycle and electron transport chain

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2 Inhibits supraspinatus

Krebs cycle and glutamate conversion to GABA

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3. Inhibits normally facilitated indicator

Krebs cycle and ATP conversion to adenosine

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Taking into consideration the evidence provided, it is easy to conclude that mitochondria health and Krebs cycle function should be at the top of the list in systemic nutritional and physiological factors considered when treating a patient Even if no other nutrition is considered, mitochondria and Krebs cycle should be to assure optimal treatment outcome and patient health