SS-31 (Elamipretide) for Mitochondrial Membrane Repair in Burnout
SS-31 is described as binding to cardiolipin, the phospholipid layer of the mitochondrial inner membrane that becomes damaged by oxidative stress during burnout. The speaker claims it stabilizes membrane structure, prevents further reactive oxygen species leakage, and reduces new ROS production. A hypothetical dosage of 2 mg every single day is mentioned. The speaker frames this as a targeted intervention for the exact biochemical mechanism of mitochondrial failure.