In recent years, it has been suggested that nutritional deficiencies may be of causal relevance in individuals with ME/CFS. These include deficiencies of vitamins and trace elements. It is likely that the observed nutritional deficiencies contribute to the core symptoms of the disease.
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2 trials0 open to enrolment2 completed
All interventional trials in our ClinicalTrials.gov extract that list Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) as an intervention, across ME/CFS (2). 0 are currently open to enrolment and 2 have completed. Read the OSMF evidence profile for Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) for literature, mechanism and dosing context.
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The main objective is evaluate to safety and efficacy of oral Reconnect ® (food supplementation composed by Coenzyme Q10, NADH, phosphoserine y vitamin C) on the maximum HR during an exercise test in CFS.
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