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In early February, three members of the MitoQ Adventure Racing Team took on the most iconic and longest-running multi-sport race in New Zealand and one of the top ones in the world, the Coast to Coast.

For as long as they can remember, the self-titled Glendowie Cycling Crew, have donned their lycra, pulled out their bikes and spent their Sunday afternoons riding together. Whilst this is a great way for the team to keep fit and stay social, they have decided to up the ante and are taking on their biggest challenge to date.

Olympic Gold Medalist Swimmer Gary Hall Jr. is not interested in slowing down as he gets older. Fortunately for MitoQ, he doesn’t have to.

Learn about Dr. Terry Wahls, her health journey and how she ditched her wheelchair by eating for her mitochondria.

For as long as Tracey Hall can remember, she has wanted to go to Machu Picchu. When she was diagnosed with MS just over two years ago, she thought that this bucket list item was now out of reach. This is where MitoQ ambassador, Nick Allen, and his Trust ‘Mastering Mountains’ comes in.

Olympic swimmer and diabetes advocate Gary Hall Junior talks about how he found out about MitoQ and why he now takes it.

How do you make it to the top of Everest? One step at a time obviously, but tricks like taking MitoQ +Curcumin help.

What does MitoQ Ambassador, Nick Allen, do on the weekends? Climb cliff faces of course. See Nick's amazing climbs on Stuart Island in New Zealand.

The Academy of Medical sciences has held its annual election and announced 50 of the UK’s leading figures within biomedical and health sciences to their esteemed Fellowship. Among those chosen was our very own Mike Murphy- the co-discoverer of MitoQ.