Welcome to the Dr. Gundry Podcast. The weekly podcast where Dr. G gives you the tools you need to boost your health and live your healthiest life.

Welcome to the Dr. Gundry Podcast. Well, you probably know that I think pomegranates are one of my favorite snacks.

Not only are they delicious, but they're capable of supporting the body's natural production of something called uralythane.

A potent molecule that can support mitochondrial function, healthy aging, and a massive energy boost.

But before you go scarfing pomegranates or drinking pomegranate juice, there's something you should know.

Most people don't have the right gut bacteria to benefit from this potent molecule.

However, my guest today says there is a workaround and that anyone can benefit from this molecule with the right knowledge.

I'm joined by Dr. Aurang Singh, the Chief Medical Officer of Timeline Nutrition, a biotech company focused on discovering and developing next generation natural compounds that target improvement in mitochondrial health.

After a quick break, Dr. Singh and I will share uralythane A's connection between inflammation, aging, and your mitochondria and reveal why it's one of the most exciting compounds in the health industry.

And I mean that sincerely. We'll also share with you how you can take advantage of this potent compound to upgrade your mitochondria and experience life changing health benefits.

Dr. Singh, welcome to the program.

Thank you for having me, Dr. Ghandry. Pleasure is mine.

So quickly explain the importance to our listener of the mitochondria and its function.

Sure.

So mitochondria are, you know, everybody's heard that mitochondria, the powerhouse of the cell, and that's pretty much where all the knowledge starts.

But mitochondria sort of, you know, think of yourself, think of them as cell organelles that power everything you do from moving to thinking to sort of recovering from exercise.

So they produce what is called as ATP, which is sort of the currency, the energy currency in our bodies.

And think of mitochondria as the battery inside a Tesla car, for example, that has a certain capacity to keep driving the car.

But after a while, you need to sort of give it more sort of feedback and unite to nurture it.

And so that's how these mitochondrial health is so key and mitochondrial function is so important to especially metabolic organs such as muscles, household muscle, cardiac muscle in a brain.

Yeah. And as I've written about in most of my books, particularly the last two are, are mitochondria in general are on death's door.

They have taken a beating that is actually unimaginable from, from our Western diet, from our Western lifestyle, from, from our environment, environmental toxins.

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