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Coenzyme QIts chemical structure was discovered in 1957, it turned out that the human body can produce coenzyme Q, using metabolic pathways. Coenzyme Q is also known as coenzyme Q10....
Vitamin B5- Production of fat - A coenzyme form of vitamin B5 is equally as important for the creation of fat. The two main types of fat - fatty acid and cholesterol synthesis are required for coenzyme A....
Panacea – the other name of the Tibetan mushroomIt’s composition and is more than impressive - it contains more than 77 mineral nutrients, over 80 different types of enzymes, such as coenzyme Q, amino acids, unsaturated fatty acids, beta-carotene, vitamin E...
AlanineOne of the forms of alanine - beta alanine, is a component of pantothenic acid and coenzyme A, a vitally important catalyst for carrying out processes in the body....
Palm OilIt is believed that the beneficial properties of palm oil are determined by the coenzyme Q10, vitamins A and E, beta-carotene contained in it....
SulfurIt supports the implementation of oxidation reactions by being included in the structure of coenzyme A....
Lipoic acidOther antioxidants such as coenzyme Q, glutathione, and NADH (a form of niacin) are also dependent on the presence of lipoic acid....
Vitamin B10Vitamin B10 Benefits
Vitamin B10 acts as a coenzyme in the breakdown and utilization of proteins. As a consequence, it improves the functioning of the digestive system....
ButterPalm oil is useful for its high levels of coenzyme Q10, vitamins A’, E and carotene. It has valuable properties that are useful in the fight against cardiovascular disease....
SproutsIn soya beans, you find vitamin H, and coenzymes. It is an extremely powerful enabler for the growth of muscle cells....
SeleniumSelenium is very important for the synthesis of coenzyme Q10 and the fight against premature aging of the body. It helps the body in fighting allergic reactions, the accumulation of heavy metals in the body and asthma....
Foods, Which Contain Purines
