Pantethine

Pantethine: Overview

Pantethine is the stable (dimer) form of pantetheine, the active form of pantothenic acid, which in turn is the basic component of coenzyme A (CoA).  Among other things, the transport and catabolism of fatty acids is dependent on CoA.

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Because of this activity, pantethine has been shown in clinical trials to reduce serum cholesterol and triglycerides.  Pantethine is also thought to inhibit cholesterol synthesis.  Pantethine, the concentration of which is reduced during decreased oxygen supply to the heart, may also be indicated for angina.  Pantethine is listed as an antihyperlipoproteinemic in the Merck index.

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Pantethine:

Pantethine can help with the following:

Circulation

Angina

Heart pantethine levels decrease during times of reduced oxygen supply.  Demonstrated effects in animals indicate that it would be beneficial to individuals with angina.  The typical dose is 900mg per day.

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