Prevention and improvements

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... in response to University of Louisville cardiologist on the verge of breakthrough in predicting heart disease in women

Prevention and improvements

KB Bush says:

March 23, 2016 at 1:58 PM

Fascinating with improved diagnosis. However, I find it interesting that we may be forgetting to focus on effective natural means out there because industry cannot patent products to make more money. Recently, the Q-Symbio clinical trial showed great promise with heart patients. This is especially important today when we see so many people suffer.

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- Maria Kent on University of Louisville cardiologist on the verge of breakthrough in predicting heart disease in women
  
  Maria Kent says:
  
  March 25, 2016 at 2:31 PM
  
  Hopefully the statistics for women will soon follow. Nobel prize winner Dr. Linus Pauling acknowledged Q10 as important to a healthy heart years ago. Looks like the trials of both the DeFilippis team, as well as the Q-Symbio trial, was started around the same time(early 00's). Indeed the results from the Q-Symbio looks impressive.
  
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