The problems that most people have with metabolizing fat are often the result of poor nutrition, which usually is compounded by poisoning from environmental toxins. If fat cannot be metabolized due to a shortage or blockage of Coenzyme-A then the fat simply accumulates. Having accumulated fat deposits that cannot be metabolized and converted into energy leads to stress, low energy, depression, anxiety, fatigue, obesity and manifestations of other diseases. Coenzyme-A also enhances physical performance. When people perform or exercise intensely, they quickly face a demand for energy that is greater than the amount of oxygen available to produce it.
Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of death in men and women.
Their incidence, rapidly growing in the perimenopausal and menopausal period, is related to increased levels of cholesterol and triglycerides. The body has a natural tendency to store away any excess calorie intake in its fat depot, which increases in perimenopausal and menopausal women. Each reproductive cycle depletes some Coenzyme-A from a resource that is very often deficient from the start. Added to this is pregnancy and nutri-tional deficiencies. Both of these deplete even more Coenzyme-A allowing the deficiency to become even more severe.