The Latest News on CoQ10 &   Fibromyalgia

Q&A  with Michael Smith PhD MDsc

 

Natural treatments  are not always a topic of medical discussions to treat the symptoms of  people with fibromyalgia. 

Yet there are many nutritional deficiencies  and/or dysfunctions in how certain systems in the body  behave that warrant this therapy.  CoQ10 is one of those nutrients and it affects fibromyalgia. 

During this Q&A , Dr. Smith  will use terms you may not be familiar with but the bottom line is that CoQ10 helps fibromyalgia. So share  this information with your health care provider  to start the conversation about non-drug therapy options for fibromyalgia.   

Everyone should exercise for health Exercise offers multiple benefits when done daily and in moderation. Exercise improves blood flow to cells, muscles and organs, especially to your brain. Your body receives required nutrients and oxygen and removes toxic wastes via the bloodstream. Staying active keeps your muscles and heart strong, too. Since the heart and lungs work in tandem, exercise provides increased oxygen by improving lung function. And people who exercise typically have a stronger immune system to help keep you well.

If you have fibromyalgia,  you are well aware of the energy crunch

Ubiquinol is an unstable form of CoQ10. If you want to harness its 

energy, antioxidant and additional benefits, take the stable form. It is the right fit for your health!  

Coenzyme Q10  (CoQ10) is essential for life This vitamin like substance maintains the health and function of the mitochondria, tiny “factories” in every cell that produce the energy  all cells and organs in your body require for all activity.   

 

So what is ubiquinol? 

TyH has a lineup of CoQ10 products known as Bio-Blends^™.