PCW original video series
Research headlines move fast. This series slows down the right details—one sharp question, one honest conversation, one better-informed next step.
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Marcus Haley explains MOTS-c, a small peptide encoded in mitochondrial DNA, as the messenger with a clipboard running around the cell’s power plant: checking the fuel gauge with AMPK, tweaking the folate-cycle assembly line, and walking into the nucleus’ main office under stress. Based largely on laboratory and animal research. Educational content only; not medical advice.
The video library
Search a question, narrow by topic or format, and sort the growing library your way. New PCW originals can be added here without changing how the experience works.
How it works
This page is designed as a living video library—not a one-off external link. Each episode has its own shareable URL, plays on the PCW website, and remains easy to find as the series grows.
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The selected episode loads into the featured PCW player above, so you can watch without being sent away from the site.
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Educational use: This series provides general research and wellness education. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it does not replace an individualized conversation with a qualified healthcare professional.
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