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	ENCORE: Natural Therapies for Heart Failure, Part 1 December 23, 2021 Dr. Peter Langsjoen and his late father Dr. Per Langsjoen are acknowledged to be the pioneers of the clinical application of CoQ10 and ubiquinol in heart disease. Dr. Langsjoen is a practicing cardiologist who has written numerous papers on reversing congestive heart failure with CoQ10 and ubiquinol. The key to their action lies with the mitochondria, the ubiquitous powerhouses of the cells. He theorizes that the universal adoption of statins in cardiology has spawned an epidemic of heart failure, which is on the rise, in part because statins interfere with the synthesis of CoQ10. Claiming never to prescribe statins to his patients, he recently co-authored a controversial paper highlighting their risks. He reveals some surprising facts about the supply chain for most commercially-available CoQ10. Is ubiquinol preferable to CoQ10? What’s an effective dose for heart failure patients? What about ordinary healthy seniors who want to optimize their energy and performance? How is it best taken? Can it benefit athletes? What about for neurodegenerative conditions? Can measuring CoQ10 levels provide guidance toward optimal dosing? Click HERE for part 2.	Share:

	ENCORE: Natural Therapies for Heart Failure, Part 2 Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Dr. Peter Langsjoen who, along with his late father Dr. Per Langsjoen, are acknowledged to be the pioneers of the clinical application of CoQ10 and ubiquinol in heart disease. Click HERE for part 1.	Share:

	Q&A with Leyla, Part 2: Supportive Nutrients for Cognitive Function September 30, 2020 How do you respond to the study that high doses of vitamin D may lead to loss of bone mineral density in women?; Can you discuss supportive nutrients for cognitive function including Whole Coffee Fruit Concentrate?; What doses of CoQ10 and Ubiquinol do you recommend? I'm overweight and on a statin; What are your thoughts on taking Prevagen for memory? Click HERE for part 1.	Share:

	Leyla Weighs In: Dairy Consumption and Bone Loss June 5, 2020 Dairy consumption ineffective in preventing age-related bone loss or fractures; Ubiquinol vs. CoQ10 for individuals over 40.	Share:

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