Tokyo, Dec 3, 2012 (JCN) - Kaneka Corporation has confirmed the effect of the reduced form coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinol) in improving the chronic fatigue syndrome showing long-lasting fatigue or tiredness, with unknown cause. This research was conducted in collaboration with Special Appointment Prof. Yasuyoshi Watanabe of Osaka City University Graduate School of Medicine.
Kaneka presented the results at the 7th conference of the International Coenzyme Q10 Association early last month in Seville, Spain.
Twenty patients - consisting of five males and 15 females, with an average age of 36.8 years old - with chronic fatigue syndrome were supplemented with Ubiquinol (150mg/day) for two months. Fatigue, sleep quality and depression, oxidative stress and anti-oxidative activities and arithmetic tasks were evaluated before and after two months of the supplementation.
Based on the results, depression symptoms, sleep duration and the performance in the arithmetic task were improved after the supplementation, and these improvements were dependent on increases in plasma coenzyme Q10 levels - which are correlated with decreases in plasma oxidative stress. It is noteworthy that decreases in oxidative stress and in energy production are related to the mechanism on chronic heart failure syndrome.
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