People with specific genetic predispositions toward reduced antioxidant enzyme activity may benefit most
however, these findings have not been replicated in larger cohorts and DMQ is not currently FDA-approved as a disease-modifying therapy in ALS

Vitamin E almonds asparagus avocadoes peanuts peanut butter pumpkin mangoes red peppers spinach sunflower and soybean (edamame) oil sunflower seeds wheatgerm, found in breakfast cereals Iron beef or lamb liver (but avoid this if youre pregnant) red meat beans like kidney beans, chickpeas, and edamame (soy) nuts like almonds, walnuts, and cashews dried fruits like apricots fortified breakfast cereals dark leafy greens like spinach soy flour and soy-based meat substitutes Zinc seafood like mussels, oysters, and crab avocadoes hemp seeds green peas lentils spinach wheatgerm whey protein powders Protein beans like kidney beans, black beans and chickpeas soy products like tofu and tempeh meats like lamb, beef, chicken, and turkey eggs cheese like mozzarella and light cheddar yoghurt seeds like chia and flax Experts agree that its better to get your nutrients from food where possible, as the body absorbs them better

This work also provided a mechanistic explanation for why CoQ 10 is also found in cellular membranes
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