Comments on: CoQ10 for better health. http://www.bottomlinefitness.com/2009/04/01/coq10/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:34:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Diana http://www.bottomlinefitness.com/2009/04/01/coq10/#comment-236357 Diana Mon, 17 Aug 2009 20:28:32 +0000 http://www.bottomlinefitness.com/?p=457#comment-236357 Well, sir, you say that heart disease was not even heard of when people were consuming lard, butter, and saturated fats--not to mention MANY eggs and I suppose you left out organ meats (liver, heart, etc.). You did not however, say what their longevity was. Did people live to be as old as they do now? Also, did the medical establishment have the available knowledge that they do now about the subject? If they didn't then they wouldn't know if the people were affected by the lard, fats, eggs etc. Yes, statins do inhibit CoQ10 but if the doctor is even half way knowledgeable he/she will tell you to take CoQ10 daily. Life Extension in Ft. Lauderdale has come out now with a new one that has substantially increased the absorption level. My point is, the medical establishment and the 'regular' layman are not static in their knowledge. They are learning daily. Do we know everything -- no. Should we just go back to a time when knowledge was limited and say nothing ever happened back then. I would say no. Personally, I will keep trying as long as I have breath to do so. Well, sir, you say that heart disease was not even heard of when people were consuming lard, butter, and saturated fats–not to mention MANY eggs and I suppose you left out organ meats (liver, heart, etc.). You did not however, say what their longevity was. Did people live to be as old as they do now? Also, did the medical establishment have the available knowledge that they do now about the subject? If they didn’t then they wouldn’t know if the people were affected by the lard, fats, eggs etc.

Yes, statins do inhibit CoQ10 but if the doctor is even half way knowledgeable he/she will tell you to take CoQ10 daily. Life Extension in Ft. Lauderdale has come out now with a new one that has substantially increased the absorption level. My point is, the medical establishment and the ‘regular’ layman are not static in their knowledge. They are learning daily. Do we know everything — no. Should we just go back to a time when knowledge was limited and say nothing ever happened back then. I would say no. Personally, I will keep trying as long as I have breath to do so.

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