CoQ10 May Help Reduce Fatigue
A recent study has found that supplementation with CoQ10 may help relieve fatigue.
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CoQ10 As Ubiquinol May Help Improve Aerobic Capacity
A recent study suggests that daily supplementation with ubiquinol may help improve aerobic capacity.Read now -
Selenium and CoQ10 May Help Support Cardiovascular Health Long-Term
According to a recent study, supplementation with selenium and CoQ10 may help reduce inflammation and oxidative stress and improve cardiovascular health.Read now -
CoQ10 May Benefit People in Intensive Care Units
A recent study suggests that CoQ10 may help reduce oxidative stress and time spent on a ventilator for people in ICU due to trauma.Read now -
Higher CoQ10 Levels May Help Reduce Muscle Damage
A new study has found that higher levels of CoQ10 may help reduce creatine kinase and muscle damage.Read now -
Certain Nutritional Supplements May Help Improve Sperm Health
Read nowApproximately 40-50% of infertility cases worldwide are due to male factor infertility. A new study has found that nutritional supplements such as CoQ10 and L-carnitine may help improve sperm quality. The researchers included 61 studies in their review. All the...
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CoQ10 Plus Selenium Supplementation May Have Long Term Cardiovascular Benefits
Read nowSelenium and CoQ10 are both necessary for optimal cell function. A recent study suggests that the cardiovascular benefits of taking selenium and coenzyme Q10 (coQ10) may continue long after people stop supplementation. Participants in the study included 443 healthy mature...
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CoQ10 May Help Combat Chronic Inflammation in People with Metabolic Disorders
Read nowChronic inflammation is associated with the development of metabolic disorders and can make them worse after one has developed. A recent study suggests that taking a CoQ10 supplement may help improve chronic inflammation in people with metabolic disorders. For this...
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CoQ10 May Help People With Metabolic Syndrome Manage Blood Sugar
Read nowMetabolic syndrome is a group of risk factors that raise the risk of heart disease, diabetes, stroke and other diseases. These risk factors include central obesity, hypertension, and disturbed glucose and insulin metabolism. A recent study suggests that a daily...
