
I am a star
I am a star
NuSpecies Life Ecosystem
Has The Secrets of Life
Within the cellular cosmos mitochondria are like tiny suns — scattered throughout the cytoplasmic universe — each one radiating life-energy to its cellular ecosystem.
Live like a star
Cells and stars must both shine to stay alive!
There are far more mitochondria in the human body than stars in the observable universe!
-Each cell is a galaxy of Mitochondria (1 to 600,000) and can be higher with NuSpecies nutrition.
-A Liver cell contains 1,000 to 2,000 mitochondria, while a human egg cell can have 100,000 to 600,000 — so the number depends on the energy needs of the cell or organ. Only you can determine your needs for your stars!
-The average human has about 37 to 100 trillion cells with mitochondria.
-The approximate number of mitochondria is estimated to be in the range of 100 trillion to one quadrillion (1,000 trillion in one quadrillion).
-The approximate number of stars in the observable universe is about 100 to 200 sextillion stars (1,000 trillion in one sextillion).
A single human body has more stars (mitochondria) than the observable universe!

