Coenzyme Q10 Adjuvant Therapy for Heart Failure
Coenzyme Q10 as an adjuvant therapy to the conventional medication for heart failure patients = an idea whose time has come. Patients with [...]
Coenzyme Q10 Supplements: What Does Not Work, and Why Not?
Important to know: Not all Coenzyme Q10 supplements are formulated in the same way. Consequently, the absorption and bio-availability of CoQ10 products can differ [...]
Coenzyme Q10 and Human Oocyte Quality
Oocytes. The ovaries contain female reproductive cells, which are called oocytes. The non-medical term for the oocyte is “egg.” When oocytes mature, they are [...]
Potency of Coenzyme Q10 Supplements – Not All Equally Potent
Potency. You want the CoQ10 product you buy to be potent, don’t you? You want what you pay for. Otherwise, what is the point [...]
International CoQ10 Association Conference May 12-15, 2022
CoQ10 research. Every three years, the International Coenzyme Q10 Association (ICQA) holds an international conference. Speakers at the 10th conference of the ICQA held [...]
Heart Failure and Coenzyme Q10 as Adjuvant Therapy
Heart failure – it sounds scary. It is scary, but the medical term heart failure does not mean that your heart stops beating. No, [...]
Coenzyme Q10 and Eye Disorders
Coenzyme Q10 is a essential component in the cellular process of energy production, and Coenzyme Q10 plays an important role in the antioxidant protection [...]
Coenzyme Q10 to Alleviate Fatigue
Fatigue. In many disorders, patients experience fatigue, even extreme fatigue, e.g., heart failure patients, chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia patients, multiple sclerosis patients, post-treatment [...]
Coenzyme Q10 for People Over 65 Years of Age
Sufficient intakes of Coenzyme Q10 are increasingly important as we age. Our bodies synthesize less and less Coenzyme Q10 as we progress from middle [...]
Combined Coenzyme Q10 and Selenium Supplementation
There is a special biological interrelationship between Coenzyme Q10 and selenium. From a cardiologist’s perspective, there is a theoretical advantage in using both substances to prevent heart disease if the patients’ intakes are sub-optimal [Alehagen & Aaseth 2015a].