Mitochondrial Energy Revisited

In his upcoming November 2025 lecture, “Mitochondrial Energy Revisited,” Dr. Thompson will explore the often-overlooked aspects of mitochondrial physiology that are not currently measured or treated in conventional medicine. Building on his 2021 lecture, where he highlighted the crucial role of iron in aging, disease, and death—with a particular focus on COVID-19 pathophysiology—Dr. Thompson will provide further clarification on “Spike Protein Disease.” He will also revisit his 2023 discussion of the Thompson-Doberheiner Principle, which addresses trace mineral substitution in disease, now applying it specifically to mitochondrial function. This lecture will emphasize the importance of T3 thyroid hormone, Reverse T3, and potassium in mitochondrial health, aging, and a wide array of diseases, offering critical insights that synthesize the foundational work of Drs. Warburg, Szent-Gyorgyi, Harmon, and Seyfried on cellular energy, aging, and cancer. Dr. Thompson will underscore the necessity of Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) as an essential medical tool and stress that understanding intracellular potassium and other trace minerals is vital for improving health outcomes, preventing disease, slowing aging, and restoring well-being. He argues that significant changes in clinical practice—especially in diagnosing and treating hypothyroidism, accurately assessing and correcting trace mineral imbalances, and focusing on cellular energy—are required to truly improve public health. As always, Dr. Thompson promises to deliver fresh insights and important new revelations in this dynamic presentation.