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Coenzyme Q10 is a kind of ubiquinone, appears as odorless, orange-yellow crystals or powders. Coenzyme Q10 is an essential to human life. It plays a role in the electron transport chain, one of the body's energy-producing cycles that converts food into energy.
Research indicates that supplementation with Coenzyme Q10 may support normal heart function andprovide antioxidant protection.
It is yellow to orange-yellow crystalline powder, odorless and tasteless, easily decomposed when exposed to light.
Soluble in chloroform or acetone, very slightly soluble in ethanol, and insoluble in water.
The melting point is 48~52°C.
Coenzyme Q10 is a fat-soluble quinone compound that exists in all cells of the human body. The Q in the name refers to the quinone chemical group in the structure of the compound. The level of coenzyme Q10 in the heart, liver and pancreas of the human body is relatively high, and Mitochondria are the most distributed in cells, and coenzyme Q10 has the following two functions in the human body:
1. It is essential to the process of energy production, without which ATP cannot be produced.
2. It has obvious anti-lipid peroxidation effect.
Free radicals are highly reactive chemical substances, usually containing oxygen atoms, which can destroy important cellular components. Coenzyme Q10 is an important coenzyme in the body and an important hydrogen transfer body in the respiratory chain of biological cells. It undertakes the role of proton transfer and electron transfer in the mitochondrial oxidative respiratory chain, and can promote oxidative phosphorylation and the generation of energy carrier ATP, that is, Coenzyme Q10 is said to be involved in a series of complex reactions that help cells convert carbohydrates obtained from food into ATP, an important energy molecule.
In my country, coenzyme Q10 can only be used for adjuvant treatment of some diseases, including cardiovascular diseases, such as viral myocarditis, chronic cardiac insufficiency, and comprehensive treatment of hepatitis. It can reduce some adverse reactions caused by radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but only It can be an adjuvant therapy and does not have the status of a first-line drug. One-quarter of the coenzyme Q10 in human blood comes from diet, including fish, beef, etc. Nuts and seeds can also provide coenzyme Q10, and three-quarters of the coenzyme Q10 in human blood is produced by the human body itself. In March 2019, the State Administration for Market Supervision released the health care function of coenzyme Q10 to enhance immunity and antioxidant. The so-called heart protection was not included, and pregnant women were clearly mentioned as unsuitable people.
Coenzyme Q10 is a kind of ubiquinone, appears as odorless, orange-yellow crystals or powders. Coenzyme Q10 is an essential to human life. It plays a role in the electron transport chain, one of the body's energy-producing cycles that converts food into energy.
Research indicates that supplementation with Coenzyme Q10 may support normal heart function andprovide antioxidant protection.
It is yellow to orange-yellow crystalline powder, odorless and tasteless, easily decomposed when exposed to light.
Soluble in chloroform or acetone, very slightly soluble in ethanol, and insoluble in water.
The melting point is 48~52°C.
Coenzyme Q10 is a fat-soluble quinone compound that exists in all cells of the human body. The Q in the name refers to the quinone chemical group in the structure of the compound. The level of coenzyme Q10 in the heart, liver and pancreas of the human body is relatively high, and Mitochondria are the most distributed in cells, and coenzyme Q10 has the following two functions in the human body:
1. It is essential to the process of energy production, without which ATP cannot be produced.
2. It has obvious anti-lipid peroxidation effect.
Free radicals are highly reactive chemical substances, usually containing oxygen atoms, which can destroy important cellular components. Coenzyme Q10 is an important coenzyme in the body and an important hydrogen transfer body in the respiratory chain of biological cells. It undertakes the role of proton transfer and electron transfer in the mitochondrial oxidative respiratory chain, and can promote oxidative phosphorylation and the generation of energy carrier ATP, that is, Coenzyme Q10 is said to be involved in a series of complex reactions that help cells convert carbohydrates obtained from food into ATP, an important energy molecule.
In my country, coenzyme Q10 can only be used for adjuvant treatment of some diseases, including cardiovascular diseases, such as viral myocarditis, chronic cardiac insufficiency, and comprehensive treatment of hepatitis. It can reduce some adverse reactions caused by radiotherapy and chemotherapy, but only It can be an adjuvant therapy and does not have the status of a first-line drug. One-quarter of the coenzyme Q10 in human blood comes from diet, including fish, beef, etc. Nuts and seeds can also provide coenzyme Q10, and three-quarters of the coenzyme Q10 in human blood is produced by the human body itself. In March 2019, the State Administration for Market Supervision released the health care function of coenzyme Q10 to enhance immunity and antioxidant. The so-called heart protection was not included, and pregnant women were clearly mentioned as unsuitable people.
