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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Ride" data-source="post: 33777" data-attributes="member: 8395"><p>Thanks for posting HarryCat.</p><p>["Ubiquinol molecule becomes oxidized in the stomach. Consequently, taking Ubiquinol as a nutrient is essentially the same as taking the more stable and less expensive oxidized form"]</p><p></p><p>If this is true then how does the author account for the dramatically increased serum levels of Ubiquinol? </p><p></p><p>He continues:</p><p></p><p> CoQ10 Bioavailability</p><p></p><p>After absorption, CoQ10 accumulates in the blood and becomes bioavailable to all body </p><p></p><p>cells. Bioavailability reflects absorption but it is not the actual absorption and should not be </p><p></p><p>used as an accurate measure of such. It does however give a good estimate of the amount </p><p></p><p>of CoQ10 available as an antioxidant in the blood and that available to the body cells...</p><p></p><p>Yes I see! "Bioavailabilty reflects absorption but it is not the actual absorption."</p><p>Anyone have a source for COQ10 suppositories?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Ride, post: 33777, member: 8395"] Thanks for posting HarryCat. ["Ubiquinol molecule becomes oxidized in the stomach. Consequently, taking Ubiquinol as a nutrient is essentially the same as taking the more stable and less expensive oxidized form"] If this is true then how does the author account for the dramatically increased serum levels of Ubiquinol? He continues: CoQ10 Bioavailability After absorption, CoQ10 accumulates in the blood and becomes bioavailable to all body cells. Bioavailability reflects absorption but it is not the actual absorption and should not be used as an accurate measure of such. It does however give a good estimate of the amount of CoQ10 available as an antioxidant in the blood and that available to the body cells... Yes I see! "Bioavailabilty reflects absorption but it is not the actual absorption." Anyone have a source for COQ10 suppositories? [/QUOTE]
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