Neurodegeneratie is een ziekte van deze tijd: mensen worden ouder, maar spijtig genoeg zijn die toegevoegde jaren al te vaak verpest door ziekte en aftakeling. Niet alleen hart- en vaatziekten en kanker, maar ook dementie en neurodegeneratieve ziekten nemen epidemische vormen aan. Co-enzym Q10 (coQ10) is als krachtige antioxidant een ideale tegenspeler om de schade door vrije radicalen te voorkomen en te beperken. Maar er is tevens steeds meer bewijs dat coQ10 directe, neuroprotectieve eigenschappen heeft en dat het beschermt tegen neuronale schade veroorzaakt door ischemie, atherosclerose en toxische schade. En dat tekorten een grote rol spelen bij neurodegeneratie, met cognitieve achteruitgang als gevolg.
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