ReVIVING CELLULAR Health with Parkin Therapeutics
10 billion times a day, when our muscles move or neurons connect, mitochondria make it happen. These tiny powerhouses provide the energy that drives all cellular work.
Beyond this energy-producing role, our mitochondria also monitor and manage intercellular functions, ensuring smooth sailing and putting out small cellular fires before they spread. For most of our lives the system works well. But as we age, just like our joints and muscles begin to ache and we lose that spring in our step, our mitochondria start to break down. Slowly the mitochondria within our cells lose their ability to identify small problems before they become big ones.