With increased age comes free radical-induced cellular damage, common in normal aging and in neurodegenerative disorders. Both aging and neurodegenerative disorders adversely affect cognitive function. Information processing and memory are affected. CoQ10 supplements may help.
Coenzyme Q10 from food sources and from nutritional supplements does not cross the blood-brain barrier. Thus, human brain tissues are dependent upon endogenous bio-synthesis of [...]
The International Coenzyme Q10 Association (the ICQA) is a nonprofit association. The ICQA has existed since 1997. It promotes biochemical and clinical research into the [...]
The blood-brain barrier. For a number of years, CoQ10 researchers have discussed whether Coenzyme Q10 from the diet and from supplements is able to [...]
As we get older, the brain changes physically. It begins to shrink in size after the age of 40 and especially after the age [...]
