What’s in a number?  A lot when it is your blood sugar level.

called "pre-diabetes". This medical label indicates that the blood sugar level is above the number established as healthy. 

NO sugar coating here...
Someone once told me that you are responsible for what you know. Then who is responsible for what you don’t know? As I researched for the article Pre-Diabetes, Get out of the Box, I found studies dating back to 1976 on the relationship between CoQ10 status and glycemic control. Whoa, say what? Other abstracts pointed out some statin takers went on to develop diabetes. How transparent does the evidence have to be? It’s well known that statins block CoQ10! How many people put on statins were advised of that risk factor, especially since you need CoQ10 for muscle energy? And isn't the heart the most important muscle in your body?

Pre-diabetes, why should we be concerned? After all, you'll want to read the January Health Points cover article, Pre-Diabetes & CoQ10 and get out of that diagnostic box. You'll also find help for giving up on sugar if a few holiday pounds have found their way to your middle.

You'll also learn about fibromyalgia, pain and the brain from advisor Dr. Michael Smith, new benefits of olive leaf extract, why magnesium is the master mineral and how ginkgo influences fibromyalgia (FM). Think you know everything about FM?