ozone-derived fatty acid byproducts enter mitochondrial energy pathways in cellular metabolism
Beta-oxidation of nonanedioic (azelaic) acid in rat metabolism produces heptanedioic (pimelic) acid, demonstrating that ozone-derived fatty acid metabolites enter normal mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation pathways.
What this means for you
When ozone interacts with fats, it produces small molecules your cells can actually process through normal energy-making pathways. This suggests the body doesn't just tolerate these byproducts — it may put them to work, which is a reassuring sign of metabolic compatibility and cellular integration.
The published research
Ozonized Unsaturated Triglycerides as Precursors of
· 1990
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