Mitochondria function assessment in cells

The chapter explores the debate between using peripheral blood mononuclear cells vs. macrophages for measuring mitochondrial function, highlighting the complexity of studying macrophages while acknowledging their importance. It discusses advancements in technology improving assay efficiency and touches on mitochondrial health, aging, and cell resilience under unfavorable conditions. The conversation also delves into the presence of ancient bacteria in the colon, communication with mitochondria, and challenges faced by alternative medical oncologists in treating cancer patients.