@Galaroc i tried it but didnt notice benefits (maybe other problems meaning benefits couldnt be gained or maybe my coq10 synthesis is good and not a limiting factor for energy production for me?). apparently its good with heart failure
sounds like there is some "programmed in" thinking mixed into that? like theres some sort of counter for atp that when it hits mitochondria stop or something? as speculation.
but mitochondria repair / replace in right conditions, co2/atp production clearly dynamic, older age people sill respond positively to supplements that influence mitochondria etc
but haidut posted this http://haidut.me/?p=2144 highlighting the type of metabolism increase is important .
someone can have high metabolism but be excessively uncoupled (i.e low functioning of the last part of the Electron Transport Chain in mitochondria), so lacking atp production, or someone can have high metabolism but atp produced from glycolysis without the co2 benefits u get from mitochondria linked metabolism so worsen longevity. or another factor could be ramping up the ETC too much for what the cell can handle with current factors (too much ROS production in the process), where milder increase could be protective
increased co2 production in cells from increased metabolic rate is an important factor in aging / longevity
ray mentioned some stuff on that in https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/salt.shtml