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CoQ10 Cancer Fighter: Expensive Supplements – Abundant in Raw Meat

I would like to expose the silly round about way people choose to live their lives today in the 21st century. People are taught to eat depleted, processed, cooked food. Then they are marketed horribly expensive CoQ10 supplements as a cancer fighter but this same CoQ10 is abundantly available in organic grass fed RAW red meat! Isn’t this laughable? How about just eating organic raw red meat on a daily basis? Cheap, practical, effective, ORIGINAL source of CoQ10.

Disclosure: I am a raw paleolithic diet practitioner. I eat organic raw red meat on a daily basis as part of my healthy diet.

My plate of Grass Fed Raw Beef Sashimi
My plate of Grass Fed Raw Beef Sashimi

Check out a CoQ10 sales pitch:

By Al Sears MD.

CoQ10 is the one supplement I take every day, without fail.

New evidence of an even greater benefit is pouring in. And over the next couple of weeks, I’ll tell you about some of the amazing discoveries happening in CoQ10 research.

CoQ10 is a powerful cancer fighter.

Researchers in Tokyo gave rats a carcinogen that promotes colon cancer. The rats were divided into three groups. One group was fed a regular diet. The second group got a low dose of CoQ10. The third got a medium dose.

The results were amazing.

Both of the groups that received CoQ10 had reductions in abnormal crypts (an early sign of colon cancer) of up to 77%. Ultimately, the results of this study suggested that CoQ10 held cancer in check even when exposed to this carcinogen.1

Another study done at the University of Texas at Austin documented 10 cases of cancer patients who unexpectedly survived when treated with CoQ10.2

It works by blocking the free radicals that can ultimately damage the DNA in your cells. It also helps re-energize the immune system cells that get suppressed by cancer. It restores their ability to fight back and attack the cancer cells.

Researchers in Denmark studied a group of breast cancer patients. They gave them CoQ10, plus a combination of other antioxidants and essential-fatty acids. The result?

The entire group had a partial remission of the cancer. But here’s where things get very interesting…

Two of the patients received larger doses of CoQ10 (390 mg). Their tumors disappeared.

Here’s what the researchers said regarding one of the patients:

“After three months, the patient was in excellent clinical condition and there was no residual tumor tissue.”3

Remarkable isn’t it?

Yet CoQ10 is one of the most overlooked nutrients. The government doesn’t even have a recommended daily intake for it. And in my practice, I’ve found that most of my new patients are deficient.

The only natural source of CoQ10 is red meat, especially organ meat. But today’s commercially-raised, grain-fed beef is a poor source.

Even worse, many popular drugs – especially cholesterol-lowering drugs like statins – cause your levels of CoQ10 to plunge.

To Your Good Health,

Al Sears, MD

1 Sakano K, Takahashi M, et al. Suppression of azoxymethane-induced colonic premalignant lesion formation by coenzyme Q10 in rats. Asian Pac J Cancer Prev. 2006 Oct; 7 (4): 599-603
2 Folkers K, Brown R, Judy WV, Morita M. Survival of cancer patients on therapy with coenzyme Q10. Biochem Biophys Res Commun. 1993 Apr 15;192(1): 241-5
3 Lockwood K, Moesgaard S, Folkers K. Partial and complete regression of breast cancer in patients in relation to dosage of coenzyme Q10. Biochem Biophys Res Commun 1994 Mar 30;199 (3):1504-8

Found at http://www.curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1459282

Here is another CoQ10 sales pitch:

Co-Enzyme Q10 (Co-Q-10) is a most amazing supplement and is beneficial on so many levels and for so many different health problems, that it’s hard to know where to start!

Co-Enzyme Q-10, is similar to vitamin K, which protects our bodies against free radical damage and exerts a protective effect on cell membranes.

It is a naturally occurring fat-soluble antioxidant, necessary to the functioning of every cell in our bodies. It is produced in the body and found throughout nature in plants and animals. Our bodies could not survive without it. If body levels start dropping, so does our general health. Low levels can result in high blood pressure, heart attack, angina, immune system depression, periodontal disease, lack of energy and obesity. As more energy is required, the more CO-Q-10 is needed in the diet, especially in the heart and other tissues that require lots of energy.

Tissues that require the most energy (such as the heart) need the largest amounts of CO-Q-10. Angina is a condition where inadequate oxygen is available to the heart muscle itself. People with failing cardiac systems have shown to greatly benefit with increased strength and vigour when supplemented with CO-Q-10. People with high blood pressure usually have lower levels of CO-Q-10.

CO-Q-10 can naturally stimulate the immune system and result in a wider range of beneficial effects.

What is Co-Enzyme Q10?

Co-Enzyme Q10 (Co-Q-10) is a quinone derivative with a tail, the number 10 referring to the length of the tail. It is also known as ubiquinone because it is ubiquitous in biological systems. Co-Q-10 is made within the body, but production falls, as we get older. Co-Q-10 is also found in foods, in particular raw meat, but cooking and processing tends to destroy it. This substance is particularly popular in Japan, where it is estimated that approximately 6 million people take a supplement daily.

The Benefits of Co-Q-10

Cardiovascular disease – A 75% reduction in the body’s Co-Q-10 level leads to the heart ceasing to function properly.

Blood pressure – It complements the action of blood pressure reducing drugs.

Gum disease – It has been shown to restore gum health by preventing the progress of gum diseases such as Pyrrohea and gingivitis, and increasing the rate of gum healing. Research has shown that diseased gums tend to have lower levels of Co-Q-10 than healthy gums.

Weight loss – Research has shown that some overweight people have low Co-Q-10 levels.

Tissue Hypoxia – A condition leading to conditions such as stomach ulcers. Co-Q-10 has been shown to be effective against this condition.

Ageing and the Immune System – studies with mice increased their lifespan by 50% with Co-Q-10 supplementation, and extended the youthfulness and ability to ward off infection.

Energy booster – Co-Q-10 has been shown to stimulate energy production in people feeling tired or run down.

Properties: Co-Q-10 plays a very important role at a very fundamental biochemical level as a carrier in a process known as the ‘electron transport’ chain. This process occurs with each cell and is the method by which the body produces energy.

Research: There has been extensive research done on Co-Q-10, since the early 1960’s, all over the world, particularly in Japan from the mid seventies. It was recognised early on as an important supplement, but it couldn’t be produced economically until the latter 1970’s.

Food Sources: Foods highest in coenzyme Q-10 include beef, spinach, sardines, albacore tuna, and peanuts.

Contra-indications/Precautions: There are no known drug interactions or other contra-indications with Co-Enzyme Q-10.

Found at http://www.vitaminuk.com/pages/articles/coenzymeq10.htm