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The mitochrondria main function is to produce ATP. ATP is the currency of cells, with out this currency cell function slows down, then eventually can cease. Therefore, any disorder that leads to substantial reduction in ATP production cause lethal problem in the CNS, which needs a continuous supply of ATP. Cyanide poison works this way. it inhibit the electron transport system in the mitichondria, thus resulting death.

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Dizziness in mitochondrial disorders can be caused by impaired function in the part of the inner ear that helps maintain balance (vestibular system) or by decreased blood flow to the brain due to poor mitochondrial function. Mitochondria provide energy to cells, including those in the inner ear and brain, so dysfunction can lead to various symptoms, including dizziness.

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