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From Mitochondrial Support to Mitohormetic Readiness: Micronutrient Determinants of the Energy Allocation System

2026-06-01

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This review proposes that selected micronutrients may contribute to mitohormetic readiness, defined as the biochemical and regulatory capacity to sense, buffer, transduce, and recover from adaptive mitochondrial stress in a manner that promotes resilience rather than maladaptation. This nutrient-centered construct extends the Energy Allocation System (EAS) framework, in which resilience is constrained by how organ...

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10.20944/preprints202606.0056.v1
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