3rd floor -- the guided tour
& more about ATP energy FAQ

The Guided Tour		ATP energy
Welcome Photosynthesis Cell respiration Cycle of Life The cell machine The Mitochondria ATP energy Cell uses oxygen Heat from engines Spark the fuel 1 NADH = 3 ATPs Conclusions Summary Footnotes	The details for each frequently asked question (FAQ) are listed below.	Introduction How energy is stored & released How glucose becomes ATP How ATP moves our leg muscles

3rd floor of the nadh library
the guided tour pages & FAQs

This tour is a step by step education of NADH. By the end of the tour, the web traveler will have a good understanding of the subject.

	Welcome		Welcome! In a few minutes, you'll understand the biology of creating energy.
	Photosynthesis		Nature's photosynthesis, where energy can not be created, nor destroyed.
	Cell respiration		Cellular respiration: the engine that creates life energy.
	Cycle of Life		The Cycle of Life where mother nature takes care of its own.
	The cell machine		The cell is a complex machine.
			So many unknowns, even by the experts & professionals.
	The Mitochondria		The mitochondria is the cell’s power plant.
	ATP energy		ATP energy powers everything.
	Cell uses oxygen		The air we breathe -- this is the only time & place the body uses its air supply.
	Heat from engines		In the cell’s mitochondrion power plant engines create body heat.
	Spark the fuel		Ladies & gentlemen, start your engines -- the human race begins here.
	1 NADH = 3 ATPs		NADH creates the most and the best energy.
			How far can you go on a gallon of glucose fuel.
	Conclusions		Answering the question, How to get more energy for yourself.
			The C6H12O6 biochemistry formula, your science teacher will be so proud
	Summary		The guided tour, a summary.
			Think of what you could do if you had more energy.
			Where to try it for a month, risk free.
			Thank You, with some closing remarks.
	Footnotes		Footnotes

3rd floor of the nadh library
ATP energy FAQ

The ATP energy story is about the energy that powers the human brain, muscles and heart. It explains what it is, where it's found, how it's released, and much more.