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Mr. Wegobill asked me if Q10 is the same as NADH. It is not. Q10 is a form of the molecule called Coenzyme Q, a small molecule that is part of the electron transport chain in mitochondria, but almost certainly not NADH. Coenzyme Q has been isolated in several slightly different forms called Q6, Q7, Q8, Q9 and Q10. Both NADH and Coenzyme Q participate in oxidation reactions, but they are of quite different structure and act at different places in cells. I would think that any effect of NADH which is specific to NADH would not be experienced if using Q10. Donald Cronkite [log in to unmask]