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Old 05-14-2012, 11:41 PM #25
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What type of CoQ-10 did you get? Is it the new one--water soluble type? You need less of the water soluble type since it is better absorbed.

Are you taking Acetyl Carnitine too?

I'd keep the lipoic at 100mg a day, but you can increase the CoQ-10 if you decide to. CoQ-10 is a slow onset supplement. So give it time to work.

There is not test I am aware of yet, for drug induced damage to mitochondria.

There is a test for people with genetic mitochondrial issues.
But it is not commonly done for other reasons.
http://www.mitoaction.org/testing-fo...ease-disorders
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