Treating Gulf War Syndrome with Co Q10

 

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'A nutrient vital for heart function, coenzyme Q10 has for years been a mainstay for cardiovascular disease prevention and recovery among integrative cardiologists. Now, recent evidence from a study headed by Beatrice Golomb, M.D., Ph.D. at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine demonstrates coenzyme Q10’s potential for alleviating symptoms of “Gulf War Syndrome.”

What is Gulf War Syndrome?

Gulf War Syndrome and Gulf War Veterans illnesses (GWVI) are terms commonly used to describe the “medically unexplained, chronic multi-symptom illnesses” affecting approximately one in four Gulf War Veterans (i.e. approximately 200,000 people).' 

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CoQ10 Shows Promise for Kidney Disease

'We’re pretty used to hearing that CoQ10 is good for the heart, but little emphasis has been made to date on its kidney-protective effects. 

Why should you care? Because the number of Americans that are affected by chronic kidney disease is growing. '


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Always Tired? Take This Daily to Help Drench Your Body With Energy

More Reasons Why Ubiquinol is the Better Alternative


'According to Dr. Barry, every single publication on ubiquinol to date has shown that the bioavailability is higher with ubiquinol when compared to CoQ10, in some cases the difference is very small, while in others it is a large difference. Even though the per mg dose costs more, it is FAR more cost effective than conventional CoQ10 as much less is needed to achieve the same or better result. The increased absorption rate means you only need to take about one-third the amount of ubiquinol compared to CoQ10. In general, ubiquinol is therefore about two-thirds cheaper than a CoQ10 supplement, and you get greater benefits. However all of this depends upon your age and state of health.


Interestingly, although it's a lipid (fat) soluble antioxidant, which typically means it's more difficult to absorb, ubiquinol is 'peculiar' in that its rate of absorption appears to be based on your body's metabolic demand—which is great. Meaning, if you're healthy, you absorb less, and when you're ill, or struggle with chronic disease, your body will absorb more. Its absorption rate is basically self-adjusting so it becomes very difficult to take too much.'




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