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Topic: Regarding CoQ10

Marnie
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 773

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The doses of CoQ10 that made a significant difference in Parkinson's patients were given

***with Vitamin E***.

I wish I knew if the 1200mg was given as a single dose or divided.

1200mg once a day?
600mg twice a day?
400mg three times a day?
300mg four times a day?

Sometimes *timing* as well as *dosage levels* does make a huge difference.

This is the Parkinson's link:

Mitochondrial Therapy for Parkinson Disease
Rosenberg
Arch Neurol.2002; 59: 1523

Here for additional information:

http://aladdin.wustl.edu/
medadmin/panews.nsf/
PrintView/6927FAC50176B5E
286256C4D00539DC0?OpenDocument

P.S.
It also looks like far infrared saunas (approved for cerebral palsy) might also help a LOT. 30 minutes every day seems to be how most people use them. It might take 3 months to notice a "difference"....the beginning of a turn-around.

Research these particular saunas in DEPTH...to see how they work. Find the medical abstracts, not merely the information from "sauna sellers".

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clairenotes
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Member # 10392

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Any more guidelines or information on "timing?"

Claire

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DLD
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Marnie, do you happen to know what dosage of Vitamin E we should take along with the CoQ10?

Thanks.

Donna

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Marnie
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Member # 773

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I don't have a clue. Vitamin E is stored in our fat. We KNOW it drops in lyme.

Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant and will help to protect the liver and other organs.

I wish I had access to the full article because perhaps they state exactly what doses, when.

Vitamin E ALSO apparently works with selenium too. This combo is another "biggie" promoted to help fight cancer.

From what I have read, it is recommended to get a NATURAL, not synthetic, form of Vitamin E.

This website explains the difference:

http://www.vitamins-nutrition.org/vitamins/vitamin-e-form.html

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