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Subject: statins and coenzyme q10 deficiency
Category: Health > Conditions and Diseases
Asked by: olsen-ga
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Posted: 21 Aug 2004 19:08 PDT
Expires: 12 Sep 2004 11:40 PDT
Question ID: 390930

statins cause an interruption in the normal pathway to the body's
manufacturing of coenzyme q 10.  coenzyme q10 is now being used in
early onset parkinson's to decrease the progression of symptoms.  Is
there scientific rationale for implicating statins in the onset or
triggering of parkinson's? How would such a disease with this etiology
be treated (ie how to rid body of statins, or repair the underlying
damage done by statins)?

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