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membrane, keeping the cell alive to avoid an early cell death.
When the cell membrane is torn or ruptured( often from free radicals), the cell often dies prematurely. CoQ-10 can help to prevent this. But CoQ-10’ s greatest strengths are used in the mitochondria, the tiny energy factories inside the cells, where oxygen in burned to give the cells energy to carry out their many duties. CoQ-10 is often called the“ Spark of Life” that starts the mitochondrial engines, without which the cell would cease to exist.
CoQ-10 can also be used to stop aging. Aging accelerates in direct proportion to the amount of free radical damage done to the mitochondrial power stations. Such damage can shut down the cell’ s power supplies by as much as 80 percent. These power shortages can drastically weaken the functioning of the heart, liver, brain and other organs. As the energy supply grows weak, the bio-electricity to conduct life activities can diminish, like a light bulb barely glowing. Restocking your body’ s supply of CoQ- 10 can help dead-stop this process. d

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