Women on the pill could benefit from Q10, vit E

BASF trails CoQ10 double whammy for supplements

28-Apr-2006

BASF is introducing two new grades of coenzyme Q10 in the US next week, which it says makes it the first company to offer customers a choice between formulations for use in multivitamin tablets and for softgels.

CoQ10 may protect against Alzheimer's

24-Apr-2006

Increasing intake of coenzyme Q10 may ward off the threat of Alzheimer's disease, if the results of an animal study can be applied to humans.

Soft Gel offers more bioavailable CoQ10 softgels

12-Jan-2005

US-based Soft Gel Technologies has developed a completely solubilized form of coenzyme Q10, shown to be more bioavailable than traditional CoQ10 softgels in a small trial, reports Dominique Patton.

Women on the pill could benefit from Q10, vit E

Women taking oral contraceptives have lower levels of the antioxidants coenzyme Q10 and vitamin E, and could possibly benefit from supplements, suggests a new study.

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BASF trails CoQ10 double whammy for supplements

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