{"id":9644,"date":"2021-12-28T02:46:49","date_gmt":"2021-12-28T02:46:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/drinkizz.com\/?p=9644"},"modified":"2021-12-30T02:22:49","modified_gmt":"2021-12-30T02:22:49","slug":"organic-natural-energy-an-alive-energy-helps-kiss-your-energy","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/drinkizz.com\/staging?p=9644","title":{"rendered":"ORGANIC NATURAL ENERGY – An alive energy helps Kiss your energy"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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“Live” is a verb that describes a person’s movement in a period of time and space interacting with the surrounding things. Have you ever stopped for a second in your daily life and wondered: what is your energy level? And if the energy is more or less than the current level, what will happen in the next seconds?<\/span><\/p>

If you understand your energy level in your daily activities, then I would like to\u00a0 congratulate you. And if you don’t understand your self-energy value, you should review your relationships which can also become unsustainable!!!<\/span><\/p>

\u201cKiss your Energy”<\/b> seems simple but it is not easy to practice every day. Especially, when your lifestyle is focused on modern digital tools and our health and wellbeing is impacted by events such as the COVID-19. To perform well at work and gym, to live your passion and have more time for family & friends, you need to refill your energy in the good way.<\/span><\/p>

So how do you get an energy source to help you stay healthy without risk in the long term?\u00a0 how to help you love your own energy more every moment of life? Let’s learn the story of Organic Natural Energy with me then.<\/span><\/p>

1. So what is Energy?<\/b><\/h4>

Energy is an important fuel for sustaining life. Your body needs energy to maintain breathing, pumping blood, moving, building muscles, digesting\u2026 and other activities every day.<\/span><\/p>

Energy helps with internal body functions, repairing, building and maintaining body cells and tissues, and supports external activities that allow you to interact with the physical world. Thanks to that, when you are full of energy, you will feel happy and love life and want to do more and more good things for yourself and for others.<\/span><\/p>

2. <\/b>How does our body produce energy naturally?<\/b><\/h4>

Energy and life go hand in hand. If you stop breathing, you won’t be able to generate the energy you need to stay alive and you’ll be dead in a few minutes. Therefore, it can be said that your body is a wonderful energy machine, and your energy transformation takes place every second whether you are just sitting comfortably or sleeping.<\/span><\/p>

And the natural source of energy in your body is produced by mitochondria – the energy-producing factories in each cell. Each cell can have hundreds or thousands of mitochondria depending on how much energy it needs for metabolism. For example, cells that need to work a lot like the heart has 5000 mitochondria, liver cells have 2000 mitochondria, muscle cells 2000 mitochondria…<\/span><\/p>

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Mitochondria function to produce energy in the form of ATP, the cell’s energy currency. Mitochondria produce energy for the body by metabolizing sugars, proteins, fats, and other chemical compounds with the help of oxygen. If you consume foods derived from synthetic chemicals, genetic modification, preservatives… and do not have physical and mental activities, it will cause mitochondria to be damaged because of the excessive presence of these chemicals. free radicals in our body. It is free radicals, which are unstable atoms, that are the leading cause of lack of energy, fatigue, disease and aging.<\/span><\/p>

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Thus, the way you help your mitochondria to be stronger and\u00a0 it is also the way that you can create the most sustainable natural energy.<\/span><\/p>

3. Why are mitochondria so important to your energy?<\/b><\/h4>

Mitochondria are descendants of an aerobic\u00a0 specialized bacteria that evolved endosymbiosis (1) over 2 billion years and became an integral part of every cell.<\/span><\/p>

Lynn Margulis, born Lynn Petra Alexander, is an American scientist specializing in biological evolution and also an educator, scientific author, and disseminator of scientific knowledge, successfully built the theory of endosymbiosis (1968). Historian Jan Sapp has commented that “Lynn Margulis’ name is synonymous with symbiosis, just as Charles Darwin’s name is synonymous with natural selection evolution”. (2)<\/span><\/p>

Mitochondria\u00a0 has the following main functions:<\/span><\/p>