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Congestive Heart Failure
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Patients with
congestive heart failure may absorb conventional CoQ10
poorly. An advanced CoQ10 formulation called
ubiquinol provides improved absorption and
dramatically elevates blood levels.
Aging
individuals
and
individuals suffering from congestive heart failure are
often deficient in CoQ10. Supplementing with
Ubiquinol CoQ10 helps improve heart function and
relieve the symptoms of congestive heart failure.
Cholesterol-lowering statin medications block the
synthesis of both cholesterol and CoQ10, and may thus
lead to CoQ10 deficiencies. This may explain the
fatigue and muscle pain that can accompany statin use.
Coenzyme Q10
is an antioxidant nutrient essential to energy
production, especially in organs that require vast
amounts of energy, such as the heart and brain.
Coenzyme Q10
deficiency is now exceedingly common due to the
widespread use of statin drugs.
Numerous
clinical trials show benefits for congestive heart
failure when blood Co Q10 levels exceed 3.5 mcg/mL.
When
CoQ10 levels are low, one of the first changes to occur
is a weakening of heart muscle function, known as
diastolic dysfunction. This has nothing to do with
diastolic blood pressure, but rather represents
impairment in the relaxing or filling phase of the
cardiac cycle. After heart muscle contracts, it takes a
great deal of cellular energy, or ATP, to re-establish
the calcium gradients such that muscle fibers may relax.
Thus, if diastolic dysfunction is severe, it can result
in congestive heart failure.
Energy is the name of the game.
The heart muscle must have a constant supply of energy
or it cannot function properly.
D-ribose is the
new kid on the heart supplement block. As a building
block of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), it rapidly
restores depleted energy in sick hearts.
You probably haven’t heard
about D-ribose. But you will. It’s that good. Every cell
in the human body makes some of this simple sugar
molecule, but only slowly and to varying degrees,
depending on the tissue. The liver, adrenal glands, and
fat tissue produce the most—enough to serve their
purpose of making compounds involved in the production
of hormones and fatty acids. But tissue elsewhere has
little.
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