Q10 Vitamin?

[Gisela Hoschek]

>To: ageing at net.bio.net
>From: hilhar at vax2.concordia.ca (HARRY HILL)
>Subject: Re: Q10 Vitamin?
>Date: 15 Jan 1996 08:28 -0500
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>In article <4d8ai2$inn at newsbf02.news.aol.com>, docclipper at aol.com (DocCLIPPER)
>writes...
>>I have been doing alot of reading on the subject and now I am confused.
>>Is Q10 Ubiquinone synthesuzed by the body or is an essential nutrient.  I
>>had thought that it was coded on mitichondrial DNA and synthesized for the
>>mitochondrial electron transport system.  Now some people write that an
>>intake of Q10 is essential.  Who know out there?
>
>
>        I have been taking Q-10 daily since surgery in July, and gained more
>energy more quickly than was expected. I, too, would like an answer to the
>question above.
>
>        Harry Hill
>
>
This month's Scientific American has an interesting article about aging
where Ubiqinone plays a prominent role. It shows that things are much more
complicated and not yet understood than you might think.

Gisela Hoschek
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