August 11, 2014 general

Scientists in England believe that something in the odor of rotten eggs and noxious human toots may protect the important little powerhouses of our cells (mitochondria) from damage. That in turn would protect us from a variety of degenerative diseases such as high blood pressure to name just one. Time article and the Study. The beneficial smell is liberated from sulfur-containing foods like eggs, broccoli and garlic by our good bacteria. So, protect mitochondria by eating health foods and taking probiotics.