Mitochondrial dysfunction, increased oxidative stress and inflammation, immune dysregulation, and telomere shortening characterize low energy syndrome disorders. CoQ10 supplements help the management of chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, long COVID, and Gulf War Illness
In heart failure patients, adjuvant treatment with Coenzyme Q10 adds something positive to the standard medicinal treatment. CoQ10 (3 x 100 mg daily) boosts mitochondrial ATP energy generation. Improved ATP energy generation improves the contractility of the heart muscle tissue.
Coenzyme Q10 promotes normal mitochondrial function and functions as a lipid-soluble antioxidant and an anti-inflammatory agent. CoQ10 supplements protect against the damaging effects of exposure to various environmental toxins known collectively as xenobiotics.
Chronic fatigue syndrome patients improve with CoQ10 supplementation. Plasma and skeletal muscle CoQ10 levels increase significantly. The plasma CoQ10 levels and skeletal muscle CoQ10 levels correlate positively. CoQ10 supplementation improves exercise time and recovery time.
KiSel-10 Study data show sex differences in the responses to the combined CoQ10 and selenium supplementation. The 10-year cardiovascular survival rate was significantly higher in females than in males. Moreover, the improved survival rate kicked in later in females than in males.
Mitochondrial dysfunction is involved in the development of fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and long COVID. CoQ10 plays an essential role in ATP energy generation in the mitochondria. CoQ10 supplementation can improve mitochondrial function and reduce the fatigue.
Statin medications cause a decline in CoQ10 bio-synthesis. Diminished CoQ10 levels result in heart muscle cells not getting enough CoQ10 to meet the heart’s ongoing need for energy. Patients on statin medications will need Coenzyme Q10 supplements to protect heart muscle cells.
In the human body, Coenzyme Q10 exists in two non-ephemeral redox forms: the oxidized form called ubiquinone and the reduced form called ubiquinol. Conversion back [...]
Organ transplantation. We have now reached the stage that numerous organs can be transplanted after the death of the donor. For example: heart, lungs, liver, [...]
Our cells contain a nucleus and many interesting organelles. Among the organelles in our cells, the mitochondria are especially interesting. Originally, far back in time, [...]
