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July 8th, 2005

CoQ10 bioavailability increased by Nanotechnology

Abstract:
The results of two human clinical trials support the enhanced bioavailability of CoQ10 delivered into beverages using its novel technology which will interest manufacturers of CoQ10 products.

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medindia.net

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