It also reduced muscle damage markers, implying improved recovery.29 Liver health In a study of subjects with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, a 100mg dose of CoQ10 resulted in a significant reduction in markers associated with inflammation and tumor development over 12 weeks.10 A later study used a slightly higher 240mg dose in liver disease patients and found improvements in liver steatosis and endothelial, vascular, and left ventricular function.30 Skin quality In a relatively small-scale study of 33 participants, 150mg of CoQ10 successfully reduced wrinkles and other signs of aging, though it didnt seem to affect dermal hydration.11 Blood sugar control A meta-analysis of 40 studies found that 100-200mg of CoQ10 was sufficient to help control blood sugar, particularly among diabetics.12 A later umbrella review concluded similarly, stating that Supplementation with CoQ10 may be beneficial, especially in populations with diabetes mellitus or other endocrine and metabolic disorders

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