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Coenzyme Q10 in health and disease; new book from Prof. Dr. Anna Gvozdjáková
Coenzyme Q10 in health and disease is the title of the new Q10 book from Prof. Dr. Anna Gvozdjáková, Ph.D., DSc. From the Medical Faculty of Comenius University in Bratislava/Slovakia. The book is in the Slovak language.
This is only 2 years after her previous book in English: Recent Advances in Mitochondrial Medicine and Coenzyme Q10.
Anna Gvozdjáková has cooperated with the discoverer of coenzyme Q10, Professor Frederick Crane. Professor Gvozdjáková’s findings of the beneficial effect of coenzyme Q10 in children with autism led Professor Crane to the hypothesis of a new function of coenzyme Q10 in mitochondria and about its transport across the outer membrane of mitochondria.
Anna Gvozdjáková has also worked on many projects with Dr. Raj K. Chopra, President of Tishcon Corp. in the USA. Tishcon supported at least 13 projects in the field of mitochondrial function of Q10 in clinical and experimental studies and provided different types of coenzyme Q10 and ubiquinol formulations.
During my time at Kaneka, I was her key scientific contact for clinical studies with Kaneka Ubiquinol.
Coenzyme Q10 in health and disease: contents and acknowledgments
The 2020 book: Coenzyme Q10 in Health and Diseases
Anna Gvozdjáková, Jarmila Kucharská, Zuzana Sumbalová
Publisher: HERBA, s.r.o., Bratislava, Slovakia, 2020, pp.157.
Contents
- Frederick Loring Crane – discoverer of coenzyme Q10
- History of discovery and perspective of coenzyme Q10
- Characteristics of coenzyme Q10
- Diagnostic significance of coenzyme Q10 determination
- Diagnostic significance of measuring mitochondrial bioenergetics in patients
- Coenzyme Q10 in health and disease
- Metabolic non-communicable diseases
- Importance of coenzyme Q10 in cardiovascular diseases
- Statins and coenzyme Q10
- Importance of coenzyme Q10 in oncological diseases
- Significance of coenzyme Q10 in patients with kidney disease
- Significance of coenzyme Q10 in patients with diabetes mellitus
- Aging and coenzyme Q10
- Alzheimer’s disease and coenzyme Q10
- Significance of coenzyme Q10 in children with autism
- Significance of coenzyme Q10 in patients with fertility disorders
- Influence of polarized light on coenzyme Q
- Influence of molecular hydrogen on oxidative stress, coenzyme Q and mitochondria
- The effect of complete starvation on the body
- The effect of ketogenic and high-protein diet on obesity, antioxidants and oxidative stress
- Influence of natural mineral water on coenzyme Q and mitochondria
- Influence of seasonal variations on antioxidants, oxidative stress and mitochondria
- Influence of Sun and Moon on oxidative phosphorylation and coenzyme Q.
- Influence of antioxidants on skin cell regeneration
- Hypothesis: SARS-CoV-2 target virus may be mitochondrial bioenergetics and coenzyme Q10
- Active participation of authors in conferences on coenzyme Q10.
Anna Gvozdjáková
Bratislava, 25.09.2020
Acknowledgments
Coenzyme Q10 and ubiquinol
See my contributions on Q10 and ubiquinol in the book on comparison of bioavailability of Q10 and ubiquinol and the dynamic equilibrium between both.
In the meanwhile, I preliminary calculated that on average in one hour each Q10 molecule is recycled/reduced to ubiquinol about 2500 times in our mitochondria.
Sick & unhealthy have a Q10 deficit compared to healthy people
I would like to conclude with following interesting findings from Professor Gvozdjáková in her multicenter Slovak Study (3000 human samples) showing that all groups of patients have a Q10 deficit compared to healthy volunteers.
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