Hello @Historylover have been wanting to share latest info on boosting your energy while on your injectible med. Firstly a lot of these meds damage mitochondria, its only being recognised as a new science in the field of medicine. I think there was a site called mito-health or something like that name, that listed all the known meds with their effects on mitochondria. They both poison and damage this energy producing factory (mitochondria) in your body creating extreme exhaustion which is what you are going through now.
I have listened to audio interviews on this emerging science in years gone by. There are ways to cleanse and heal your mitochondria. Anyway here is an e-book on this topic. I recognise some things would not be advisable given your history of diabetes. You don't want to stress your body doing something like a Wim Hoff Iceman technique bathing in cold water for example to challenge your body to produce more mitochondria, same with too much exercise which is what you can't do now. Just be very wary about any new regimen you want to introduce and research it thoroughly before trying. Discuss it with an expert if need be.
My mitochondria has improved but have been able to access morphogenic frequencies to stimulate something like infrared healing and digital Co-Q10 supplementation. I used to take PQQ supps which builds mitochondria but with inflation these supps are inaccessible to me now. I have approached the maker of these morphogenic frequencies to make a digitised morphogenic PQQ frequency but have had no response. He's got back to me in the past but last time I checked he had his own challenges with being hacked and having his intellectual property stolen.
Anyway see how you go with reading this document. You need to protect your mitochondria.
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