Coenzyme A Description

Coenzyme A - Coenzyme A is used for the breakdown and metabolism of fatty acids. Coenzyme A is a natural substance that is produced by the human body from three basic components: adenosine tri-phosphate, cysteine, and Vitamin B5. Vitamin B5 is derived solely from a person's diet. When Coenzyme A is at its proper level, the removal of fatty acids will result in less oil being released by the skin. Since acne is partially caused by the excess secretion of oils, the ultimate application of Coenzyme A is that acne is reduced. Accordingly, Coenzyme A, among other things,  is popularly used for control of acne problems.