Interest in mitochondrial health has grown rapidly as researchers look for ways to slow age-related decline in physical performance. One of the most discussed discoveries in this field is mots-c, a small peptide encoded by mitochondrial DNA that plays a role in how cells manage energy. With age, many people notice reduced stamina, slower recovery, and loss of muscle tone, all of which are closely linked to changes in cellular metabolism.
In our clinic, the
mots-c peptide is available, and you can consult a specialist to ask questions and understand whether it is right for you.
Mitochondrial signaling and age-related decline
To understand why physical capacity decreases over time, it is important to look at mitochondria. These structures act as the cell’s power plants, and their efficiency naturally drops with aging. Research shows that mitochondrial signaling becomes less responsive, leading to reduced ATP production and increased fatigue during everyday activities.
The mots c peptide is part of the body’s internal communication system that helps cells adapt to metabolic stress. Studies indicate that mitochondrial peptides can influence gene expression in the nucleus, supporting better coordination between energy demand and supply. This mechanism is especially relevant for older adults who experience a gradual decline in muscle strength and endurance.