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TOPIC: CO-Q10
#128500
CO-Q10 10 Years, 4 Months ago  
I'd be happy to take anything called Cock Ten anyway but this supplement was advised by the mighty Hugh Goldsmith to counteract short term memory loss related to statins - but it's very interesting - check out Google; I've been on it for three weeks now and my memory seems slightly better.
 
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#128503
hedda

Re:CO-Q10 10 Years, 4 Months ago  
haven't heard about this for years..it was popular a long time ago.

but when..can't remember !! ha ha

must try it again ..there was a real craze about 20 years ago
 
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#128504
Re:CO-Q10 10 Years, 4 Months ago  
Well your wealth of life experiences never ceases to amaze me Hedda!
 
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corevalue

Re:CO-Q10 10 Years, 4 Months ago  

In attempting to explain why many statin drug side effects such as neuropathy and myopathy often tended to persist regardless of CoQ10 supplementation, I discovered something far more ominous was going on.

Excessive CoQ10 inhibition was resulting in buildup of free radicals resulting in increased mitochondrial DNA damage and mutation, primary factors in how we age. Statin drugs were thereby enhancing aging. Statin associated CoQ10 inhibition was leading directly to increased mitochondrial DNA damage and premature senility. My fourth book that covers this is titled The Dark Side of Statins.

Duane Graveline, MD, MPH


Otherwise known as spacedoc, a NASA flight suregeon, he practised later as a GP and had a very bad experience with statins and amnesia.

www.spacedoc.com
 
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