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CoQ10 helps pregnant women.(NEWS FLASH: THE LATEST RESEARCH)(coenzyme Q10)(Brief article)
CoQ10 may help to prevent pre-eclampsia, high blood pressure associated with pregnancy. In a study of 197 women who were at risk for developing the condition, those who began taking 100 mg of CoQ10 twice daily at the 20th week of pregnancy were less likely to suffer from pre-eclampsia. The study ...
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