"CoQ10 can reduce symptoms of Gulf-War Illness" in Life Extension, March 2015, p.18. refers to a UC San Diego Medical School study.
Article Health symptoms in Persian Gulf veterans: Where do we go from here?
This syndrome may have stemmed from contact with burning oil wells, and the by products of destruction of enemy equipment. It may have come from burning of waste in open pits. It may also have come from management of Chemical weapons, depleted, or improperly stored, that were once deemed a critical component of weapons of mass destruction. Clearly, some of those involved in that process have claimed as much.
Chemical weapons of mass destruction that Saddam possessed,
and had unleashed upon the Kurds included mustard gas, VX, and Tabun.
This provided a basis for enlisting Kurdish help later in operation Viking
Hammar.
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