Published June 30, 2010
Stop eye disease as you age with this great heart nutrient
A new study suggests the use of CoQ10 can prevent cataracts. Admittedly, this was a lab experiment. But considering the implications of sparing your lens cells from damage due to bright light, it’s important.
In the study, the researchers incubated human lens epithelial cells with CoQ10 prior to white light exposure. The white light will cause cellular damage to the tissue. The vitamin significantly reduced phototoxic effects on the cells.
We know that CoQ10 levels fall with age. And, we know that cataracts increase with age. Along with green tea, I think CoQ10 is a star nutrient to retard aging across the board, from cataracts to circulatory to neurodegenerative conditions.
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