Our body’s cells are powered by tiny batteries called adenosine triphosphate (ATP). ATP is considered the “unit of currency” for all forms of life, due to its ability to provide cells with energy to do work. “When we breathe, ATP is made when oxygen mixes with glucose. This is called cellular respiration.” ⚡ explains Christy Kadharmestan, a member of the #Amway Innovation & Science team. The ATP then energizes our cells so they can perform vital functions and processes. Have you heard of ATP bef

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