[ConservativeMind]

There is an expensive form of CoQ10 called, “MitoQ.” It does directly migrate into the mitochondria 700-1000 times more than normal CoQ10.

[DIRTYSECRET]

Why can’t these people just lose some weight? Sen. Tom Colburn said diabetes was 50% preventable. An ounce of prevention... BTW diabetes runs in my family. 2-3 had type 1. Those folks are real screwed.

[boycott]

I take Lipitor. My doctor has never said anything about CoQ10. I’ve red I should be taking it. I am also type 2. Is this MitoQ safe?

[WildHighlander57]

ConservativeMind wrote:

“There is an expensive form of CoQ10 called, “MitoQ.” It does directly migrate into the mitochondria 700-1000 times more than normal CoQ10.”

Many thanks for posting the article and this info!

Here’s some info about it that I found:

https://www.selfhacked.com/blog/mitoq/

[353FMG]

Does anyone know about the benefits of alpha lipoic acid? It is used in Europe to treat diabetes.

[PistolPaknMama]

Do you think there’s any benefit to people already diagnosed with diabetes? My son-in-law was diagnosed two years ago and he’s in his 40s, lean, and quite fit. He also does the sugar binge thing then medicates himself. Disturbing to watch. :(

[Nea Wood]

"Eating a high fat, high sugar diet has long been known to be a major risk factor for obesity and pre-diabetes

I understand the sugar, of course, and have given that up. But many people swear that if you're diabetic or pre-diabetic, you should eat a "high fat, low carb" diet. Is fat good or not?

[UnwashedPeasant]

"There is an expensive form of CoQ10 called, “MitoQ.” It does directly migrate into the mitochondria 700-1000 times more than normal CoQ10.

Sounds like a better bargain if it does not cost over 700-1000 times more.

[Robert357]

bump for reference

[Secret Agent Man]

There are a couple forms of co q10. Basically a form of it primarily located inside cells, and another form of it primarily located outside of the cells.

The organ with the most coq10 is the heart. Sometimes up to ten times as much as the next leading part of the body.

[Tunehead54]

Reference Bump!