Study Results-Sound Science
It is important to me that all our immunoLinkTM solutions are backed by sound science. The focus in this posting is CoQ10 or Ubiquinol. It is a component of the electron transport chain and participates in aerobic cellular respiration, generating energy in the form of ATP. Ninety-five percent of the human body’s energy is generated this way. But what does this mean to you?
Here, I want to share some published data on and its impact on power and endurance. Dr. Cooke at al. have published the results of a well-designed study. Here’s a table of some of the results:
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Table 6 |
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Wingate Anaerobic Power Indices for the CoQ10 and Placebo (CON) groups. |
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Variable |
Time |
CoQ10 |
Placebo |
Significance |
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Peak Power (Watts) |
Baseline |
1162 ± 436 |
1013 ± 417 |
Group |
0.359 |
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Day 0 |
1169 ± 421 |
1079 ± 416 |
Time |
0.138 |
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Day 14 |
1209 ± 420 |
1069 ± 400 |
G × T |
0.587 |
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Mean Power (Watts) |
Baseline |
592 ± 210 |
535 ± 181 |
Group |
0.427 |
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Day 0 |
594 ± 209 |
545 ± 180 |
Time |
0.137 |
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Day 14 |
603 ± 211 |
548 ± 181 |
G × T |
0.883 |
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Rate to Fatigue (Watts) |
Baseline |
33 ± 14 |
27 ± 15 |
Group |
0.239 |
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Day 0 |
34 ± 15 |
30 ± 15 |
Time |
0.060 |
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Day 14 |
35 ± 15 |
29 ± 14 |
G × T |
0.623 |
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Data are means and ± standard deviations of mean |
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