Stroke patient (69 year old) with low energy levels and tardive dyskinesia
Ubiquinone or Co Q10 is a vitamin like substance and is a cofactor of an enzyme. It is present in the mitocondrial membranes where it is involved in the energy production.
The most common Coenzyme Q in human mitochondria is Co Q10. 'Q' represents quinone head and 10 refers to the number of isoprene repeats in the tail.
Dietary CoQ10-supplementation was associated with demonstrable benefits in CPZ-induced Parkinsonism-like changes in mice. Clinical effects have not been well studied in humans.
Meat (10-120 mg/kg) and oils (10-280 mg/kg) are the richest sources of dietary Co Q10
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