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Donetta:

There was a post on this site in December stating

CoQ10 was only out for 10 years. Hmmmm.

 

What is the quality of this product at WalMart???

 

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On Sun, 08 Feb 2004 07:28:00 -0000 " mari0762345 " <mari writes:

> Check out the paragraph " CoQ10 and Cancer " at the site

> www.nutritionreporter.com/CoenzymeQ10.html

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> It makes reference to a man with " inoperable lung cancer,

> has not had any signs of either cancer and heart failure

> symptoms while taking CoQ10 for 17 years. "

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> Do a search on " CoEnzymeQ10 and cancer " and you should

> find a lot of information.

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> I have read that the softgels are twice as absorbable as capsules

> and should be taken with a fat source for best absorption.

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> Walmart stores has the best buy on this that I have found.

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> Donetta

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I have read (don't recall where but on a message board) that all

CoQ10 comes from Japan, is the same and that each company that has it

puts a different spin (advertising, packaging, etc) on it. I also

found a site (will have to try and find it again) that had a

comparison of different brands of CoQ10 and the one that is at

Walmart (Spring Valley) was listed as good quality. I live in a

small community and am limited where to find this locally. I am not

near a Cosco, but that does sound like a good price. In my area,

Walmart is the cheapest--I get 60 softgels (30 mg) for about $7.88.

I would really imagine that there is different qualities with it as

there is will most everything. I have read that the softgels is

twice as absorbable as the capsules, and the liquid is even more so.

 

I take it myself for preventive problems (heart, cancer, etc) but the

main experience I have had with it is with a pet that has congestive

heart failure. His congestive heart failure has been reversed with

30 mgs of CoQ10 twice a day. I have taken him in for vet evaluation

every few weeks (full panel blood tests, urine analysis, x-rays,

electrocardiograms, etc.) for the past 2 years. Just had him there a

couple of weeks ago and the vet said his tests look wonderful, and he

contributes it to the use of the CoQ10.

 

I have done extensive searches (University, clinical research and

studies) and have only found good things about CoQ10 and in the

information there is always quite a bit about CoQ10 and cancer.

 

I am only offering the info on CoQ10 as something to check further

into for help with cancer. I know for myself, it would be one of the

first things I would use (along with the Budwig fo/cc)if I had cancer.

 

Donetta