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     CoQ10 belongs to a group of substances known as ubiquinones. These molecules are   known to have cardioprotective, cytoprotective, and neuroprotective properties.   The antioxidant characteristic of CoQ10 works in the mitochondria—the power   plants—and in the membranes of cells, where it prevents oxidation. It also   inhibits the oxidation of LDL cholesterol, which plays a significant role in   atherosclerosis. 
       
       CoQ10 is made by the body and shares a common pathway   with cholesterol. Levels of CoQ10 decline as humans age. Additionally, some   drugs, such as the statins used to control cholesterol levels, inhibit the   body’s manufacture of the enzyme. 
       
      Absorption of CoQ10 is relatively low,   especially if a supplement is taken on an empty stomach. For that reason it is   best taken with food, preferably containing some fat. Normally, it takes several   weeks of CoQ10 supplementation to reach maximal serum concentrations.   Thereafter, daily dosing will maintain the plateau. 
      
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