Coenzyme-A is expended by these metabolic processes and constantly needs replenishing. Coenzyme-A is required to metabolize fats, carbohydrates, and proteins and convert them into energy at the cellular level. This usually leads to less activity and eventually weight gain. In addition, intermediate compounds, which accumulate when Coenzyme-A is lacking or blocked, poison other systems and lead to manifestations of other diseases. Clinical studies show that Coenzyme-A also plays a major role in the body's ability to cope with stress and strengthen the immune system.
Studies also show that stress deteriorates the immune system.
A healthy immune system is vital for defense against infections, diseases, premature death and the effects of aging. 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.