Hi Sid
and list:
nice talking to you on the phone last weekend.
the net is a little less faceless.
I am going to post some peer reviewed abstracts off of Pub Med.
It came to 6, so get the delete key ready.
I recently downloaded and started reading
500 Pub Med abstracts related to parkinsons.
Out of the 500, 8 were studies involving ubiquitone.
Ubiquitone is another name for Co-Q10 because it is
everywhere (ubiquitous). You will note mention of genetics,
protein formation and the mitochondria.
I will post a few....not many...
there were lots of hits.
NADH is Co-Q1.
There is a whole family of coenzymes,
which function like vitamins.
Ray
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Sid Levin wrote:
>
> Co-Q10 (short of Coenzyme Q10) is a natural occurring enzyme in the body.
> Lots of talk - but nothing concrete yet.
> There is or was a study thru NPF, for Co-Q10 treating PD, but I understand
> it's not finished yet.
> There is also some thoughts at UCSF (and maybe other places) that it might
> be good for heart problems.
> Since I have both those problems, I went on Co-Q10.
> I never saw a difference with or without. Although my test was not
> "controlled."
> It does get expensive.. I guess I'll wait for the reports and their results.
> Sid Levin
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