Coenzyme Q10

Article Abstract:

Recent research have shown many possible ways by which cancer and heart disease may be prevented. The relationships between co Q10, homocysteine and heart disease, and between beta-carotene and cancer have been established. These developments may soon lead to effective disease prevention measures.

Cancer, Cancer prevention, Vitamins, Antioxidants, Antioxidants (Nutrients)

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Easy off for your arteries?

Article Abstract:

Research suggests that vitamin E supplementation can lower risk of heart disease. Supplementing the diet with vitamin E makes blood cholesterol more resistant to oxidation. Oxidized cholesterol is more likely to clog arteries.

Physiological aspects, Vitamin E, Blood cholesterol, Vitamin E in human nutrition

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Something fishy: evidence mounts that marine oils protect the heart

Article Abstract:

Research indicates an inverse relationship between fish oil fatty acids and heart disease. Animal research suggests that borage oil can help to reduce hypertension.

Care and treatment, Hypertension, Fish oils in human nutrition, Fish oils

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