Chronic fatigue is the most common problem heard by physicians today.
More and more people complain that they don't have enough energy. Therefore, we thought that we should bring our readers up to date regarding the source of energy in the living system. It is interesting that the energy that runs our bodies is created by the tiny mitochondria that live in our cells. What makes this doubly interesting is that mitochondria are not actually a part of us at all, but are tiny bacteria that live a symbiotic existence in our bodies. These tiny organisms do not share our DNA codes and are separate entities that make our lives possible.