WO2008082369A2 - Utilisation d'une coenzyme q10 à des fins de rentabilité d'élevage et de production de tissus animaux renfermant ladite coenzyme en concentration élevée - Google Patents

Utilisation d'une coenzyme q10 à des fins de rentabilité d'élevage et de production de tissus animaux renfermant ladite coenzyme en concentration élevée Download PDF

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WO2008082369A2
WO2008082369A2 PCT/SI2007/000040 SI2007000040W WO2008082369A2 WO 2008082369 A2 WO2008082369 A2 WO 2008082369A2 SI 2007000040 W SI2007000040 W SI 2007000040W WO 2008082369 A2 WO2008082369 A2 WO 2008082369A2
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Mirko Prosek
Andrej Smidovnik
Maja Fir
Alenka Golc-Wondra
Janko Zmitek
Bostjan Kostanjevec
Bostjan Donsa
Brigita Vindis Zelenko
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  • This invention relates to a novel use of coenzyme Q10 in animal husbandry as additive or supplement to animal feed/fodder or animal beverages, and to the enrichment of animal tissues, especially meat with coenzyme Q10.
  • a further object of this invention is animal tissue enriched with coenzyme Q10.
  • Animal tissues within the scope of this invention are in addition to all types of meat, bones, skins and the like, also poultry eggs and the milk of dairy animals.
  • Coenzyme Q10 is a lipophylic, water-insoluble substance that is indispensable for the functioning of the human organism, since it is involved as coenzyme in numerous metabolic processes; it is involved in processes of cell energy formation. It has been known, that the CoQIO quantity in human tissues is proportional to the activity of each tissue. Thus, the highest concentrations were observed in the heart muscle. CoQIO deficiency results in impaired vitality, resistance and the like. On the contrary, sufficient CoQIO quantities improve vitality and resistance, enhance the treatment of various diseases, and alleviate various health troubles.
  • 1 kg of chicken meat contains about 6-25 mg of CoQ10/kg, and about 10- 100 g of fats, as well as up to 600 mg of cholesterol/kg; 1 kg of pork or beef contains about 20-35 mg of CoQ10/kg, and about 15-350 g of fats, as well as up to 600-800 mg of cholesterol per kg of meat. It is evident that the CoQIO quantity in the meat is correlated with the quantity of fats and cholesterol. Accordingly, the replenishment of the CoQIO deficiency by consumption of increased quantities of fatter meat that contains a higher amount of CoQIO, is neither a sufficient nor an adequate solution.
  • meat contains significant CoQIO amounts that are, however, not sufficient to ensure the consumption of sufficient CoQIO with normal meat quantities.
  • This is valid for rather lean meat types or parts, comprising minor amounts of fat, for example chicken meat, especially chicken breasts, containing about 6-10 mg of CoQ10/kg.
  • fats and cholesterol render the meat less suitable for healthy alimentation.
  • the problem of excess fats and cholesterol contents (and consequently, the inadequate ratio with respect to CoQIO) in meat and in meat products has been solved in various ways, such as elimination of fat from meat by trimming, extraction, and admixing of the products by components other than meat and the like.
  • the problem hitherto not adequately solved, is the enrichment of meat with CoQIO, and the improvement of the ratio of CoQIO to fats and cholesterol in meat, in order to -A- increase the amount of CoQIO at the same or reduced content of fats and cholesterol.
  • the consumption of such meat would result in the intake of increased quantities of CoQIO, and minimize the need for C0QIO- containing food additives or medicines.
  • Another problem, hitherto not adequately solved, is the raising of animals having increased meat mass or weight rate, and improved feed/fodder utilization, with the aid of as few as possible various, possibly natural substances, favorably influencing animal health. All these factors would enhance the profitability of animal husbandry, the production of meat and its quality.
  • the task and object of this invention is an economical and simple process for the enrichment of meat of various animals with CoQIO, yielding various kinds of meat with an increased CoQIO content, and an improved ratio of CoQIO to fats and cholesterol, as well as the utilization of such meats and their products for human consumption.
  • a further task and object of this invention is a simple method of raising animals with the aid of as few as possible various, possibly natural substances, enabling the increase of animal weight, improved feed/fodder utilization, and consequently the profitability of animal husbandry.
  • the animals are chosen from warm-blooded animals, intended for human consumption, such as poultry, small cattle, swine, cattle, rabbits, horses, game and others, especially animals, containing less CoQIO and more cholesterol and fats in their meat or meat parts, and skin.
  • the tasks and objects of this invention are simultaneously solved in a surprising and unobvious way, by the addition of CoQIO in a suitable form, either alone or as a feed/fodder component or as a feed/fodder supplement, in liquid or solid form, to animal feed supply, or in other conventional ways, during convenient growth phases, or at a convenient period prior to slaughter.
  • the tasks and objects are solved by the use of CoQIO 1 and by a process of administration to the animals or by feeding the animals with convenient CoQ.10 formulations, as well as the utilization of the obtained meat and meat products in accordance with independent claims.
  • the gist of invention is a novel use of CoQIO in convenient form for animal feeding, and a process of feeding animals a convenient CoQIO formulation, or a feed/fodder supplemented with CoQIO in convenient form, or with CoQ10-containing nutritional supplements, during suitable growth phases, or at a convenient period prior to slaughter.
  • CoQ 10 as sole natural animal feed supplement causes several effects simultaneously, namely the increase of animal weight, the enhancement of feed/fodder utilization, the enrichment of meat with CoQIO, the diminishment of cholesterol and fat contents, and the improvement of the ratio of CoQIO to fats and cholesterol in meats and various tissues. This enables the production of meat products or tissue products, having improved properties for human health and animal health, and the utilization of meat and tissues, as well as products thereof, for health food.
  • CoQIO has virtually no negative effects on the organism, nor is it accumulated in excess of a level, acceptable to the organism or single tissue. On the contrary, it has several positive effects on humans and animals. This represents, as one aspect, another advantage in comparison with other growth- enhancing feed/fodder supplements. On the other hand, it ensures to humans and animals not only a completely safe, but also an advantageous consumption of CoQ10-enriched meat and tissues as well as products thereof, according to this invention.
  • the invention enables a simple and economical production of functional nutritional products - animal meat and tissues, to say nutritional products exerting positive effect on the health of humans and animals that consume said nutritional products.
  • CoQIO is administered to animals in convenient form, for example by the addition of CoQIO to feed/fodder or beverages for consumption, or separately.
  • feed/fodder with added convenient CoQIO formulation CoQ10-containing feed/fodder supplements, CoQ10-containing animal beverage supplements, various CoQ10-containing animal nutritional supplements such as hard or soft capsules, tablets, syrups, drops, suspensions, emulsions and other suitable formulations, based on various water-soluble or water-insoluble CoQIO forms.
  • the feed/fodder can be natural such as forage (grass, hay), corn, vegetables and the like, or artificial such as various industrially manufactured feeds/fodders.
  • CoQIO can be administered by means of injectable formulations, transdermal formulations, implantates, and the like.
  • the above-mentioned routes enable the administration of some mg to some 100 mg CoQ10/kg body mass daily, for example 1-500 mg or more, preferably 1-50 mg, more preferably 1-20 mg CoQ10/kg body mass daily, in a single or multiple daily dose.
  • the amount is adapted to the growth phase, by increasing daily doses during intensive growth phases. However, during starting animal development phases and during slower growth phases, the dosage is reduced or even discontinued.
  • Such a CoQIO dosage regimen results in optimal growth increase and feed/fodder utilization, partially also in optimal CoQIO amounts in animal tissues, and the improvement of the ratio of CoQIO to fats and cholesterol.
  • the CoQIO concentration can be significantly increased, and the fats and cholesterol amounts further reduced, by repeated CoQIO dosage or by increasing the doses at a determined period prior to slaughter. If only the increase of the CoQIO amount in tissues, and the enhancement of the ratio to cholesterol and fats, or the decrease of their amounts, is desired, this can only be accomplished by means of increased CoQIO dosage prior to slaughter. Therewith the consumption of CoQIO is optimized, concerning the growth rate efficiency, and meat quality, from the standpoint of CoQIO, fats and cholesterol concentrations, as well as the ratio of CoQIO to fats and cholesterol. This is especially important from the standpoint of profitability.
  • the present invention enables a significant weight rate and simultaneously enhances the health adequacy of the obtained meat or animal parts and products thereof, in human and animal nutrition.
  • CoQIO dosage There is virtually no upper limit of CoQIO dosage; it depends only on the desired effects.
  • the procedure and regimen of CoQIO addition enable to influence the desired effects, either the increase of CoQIO content, and its ratio to cholesterol and fats, or the increase of growth rate, or both.
  • the addition of CoQIO during the intensive growth phases increases primarily the growth rate.
  • the addition during some weeks or at least some days prior to slaughter increases the CoQIO content in tissues. Both effects - enhanced health adequacy and growth rate - are optimally achieved by the feeding combination during both periods.
  • the addition regimen can also influence the relative increase of individual tissues and animal parts.
  • Typical examples are broiler chickens, slaughtered on day 42, to say at the completion of intensive growth.
  • CoQIO dosage regimen namely 20 days prior to slaughter, on the average 5 mg water-soluble CoQ10/kg body weight, the weight increase amounted to 30% at about 5% lower feed/fodder consumption, in comparison with the control group, which received no CoQIO.
  • the total CoQIO concentration was significantly increased, for example doubled in breast meat.
  • a minor increase of CoQIO was typical for tissues, which already contained larger amounts of said substance.
  • the cholesterol amount in individual tissues was very much diminished, especially in breast meat more than halved.
  • the ratio of CoQIO amount to cholesterol amount was more than doubled in individual tissues. A cholesterol reduction of nearly 30% is achieved even in underskin fat tissue. By an appropriate higher dosage these effects can be further improved.
  • the CoQIO content in tissues can be increased by gradually increasing the amount of CoQIO.
  • increasing gradually the daily dosage during the last 20 days prior to slaughter from 5 mg/kg to 10 mg/kg body weight yields an approx. 25-60 % higher CoQIO content in individual tissues, in comparison with the constant addition of 5 mg/kg body weight.
  • Daily administration of 10 mg CoQ10/kg body weight yields an average CoQIO content increase in the meat of about 6-8 mg/kg.
  • An increase is also noticed in tissues, where chickens show a minor CoQ10 increase, such as in the heart and thighs. This is the consequence of the general CoQ10 depletion with progressive ageing.
  • the cholesterol content in the meat decreases for about 15-20 %, in the heart for about 30 %.
  • the CoQIO content in eggs is simultaneously increased; at a dosage of 7 mg CoQ10/kg body weight for about 60-70 %, at a dosage of 10 mg/kg body weight even for about 100 %.
  • a CoQIO increase in the meat and the diminishment of fats and cholesterol quantities is achieved by one or two months addition of CoQ10 prior to slaughter; the amount of 15 mg CoQIO increases tissue CoQIO for about 20-60 % (up to about 40 mg/kg), and reduces cholesterol for up to about 50 %.
  • a daily dosage of 20 mg CoQ10/kg body weight increases the CoQIO quantity for up to about 75 %, and reduces the cholesterol quantity for up to about 60 %.
  • the fat quantity of the meat is diminished for up to about 30 %.
  • the objects of this invention are the use and a process for the use of CoQIO in animal husbandry, for improved weight increase, increased CoQIO content and improved ratio of COQ10 to cholesterol and fats in the meat or other animal parts, then the meat and other animal parts with an increased CoQIO content, and said contents ratio, as well as their utilization in human and animal nutrition.
  • the essence of the animal raising regimen is the addition of CoQ 10 in a convenient form during the intensive growth phase, especially for growth increasing; during the second half of animal life, for increasing the CoQIO content and diminishing cholesterol and fats contents, or for enhancing their mutual ratio, preferably 3 days to 3 months prior to slaughter.
  • the duration of the first addition phase depends on the animal type and lasts for swine about 6 months, for cattle about 18 months, especially the first three months; for chicken about 1.5 months, for rabbits about 3-4 months, similarly for geese and ducks, and so on.
  • the administration of CoQIO to animals during the first days of life is of no avail.
  • short- living animals such as chickens and broilers, both CoQIO addition phases may overlap.
  • the optimal COQ10 addition period from the standpoint of increasing the CoQIO content and its ratio to fats and cholesterol, as well as from the standpoint of growth rate and profitability, is about 20 days prior to slaughter.
  • meat and other animal parts are processed according to this invention into dried or undried meat products such as pa " tes, sausages, terrines, mince meat, briquettes, and other products. Obtained are products with an increased CoQIO content and decreased cholesterol and fats contents, or an improved ratio of CoQIO to cholesterol and fats, without the addition of said enzyme during the manufacturing procedure, hence without the aid of CoQIO as supplement to said products, as well as without special elimination of cholesterol and fats.
  • the health adequacy of alimentary products of animal origin is significantly improved.
  • a further object of this invention are products made of meat parts and other tissues, obtained by raising animals with the aid of added CoQIO, their manufacture and use.
  • the invention is illustrated, but in no way limited, by the working Examples. Used were following materials: water-soluble CoQ 10 according to patent SI 21783, WO 2005/111224 A2 (QiOVital, Valens Int., Slovenia), AII-Q (DSM, Netherlands), CoQIO (Daewoong Chemical Co., Korea), feeds BRO-G and BRO-F2 (Perutnina Ptuj d.d., Slovenia), TL-starter and TL-PIT2 (Agrokombinat Maribor, Slovenia). Chickens were bred in Perutnina Ptuj d.d., Slovenia, other animals on private farms.
  • a conventional poultry feed was supplemented with CoQIO in the form of an aqueous suspension (7.5 %).
  • a premix was prepared, "diluting" at first CoQIO in 30 kg of com meal. Then a corresponding portion of this premix was fed to other raw- materials, into a 60 kg mixer. After stirring were obtained 60 kg of a homogenous feed mixture with a CoQIO concentration of 0.0042 %.
  • Chicken feed was admixed with water-soluble CoQIO in water (7.5 %), obtaining a homogenous feed with a CoQIO content of 0.0042 %. Healthy chicken were selected one day after hatching and two separate groups of 25 chickens were put into hencoops. During the complete period prior to slaughter the first group was fed a CoQIO free feed; the second group received the first twenty days an identical feed as the first group, and the second twenty days (prior to slaughter) a CoQ10-supplemented feed. In both groups, the weight, health state and behavior of the animals were observed.
  • EXAMPLE 3 Feeding chickens CoQ10-supplemented feed for 30 days prior to slaughter
  • Chicken feed was admixed with water-soluble CoQ10 in water (7.5 %), obtaining a homogenous feed with a CoQ10 content of 0.0042 %.
  • Healthy chicken were selected one day after hatching and two separate groups of 25 chickens were put into hen-coops. During the whole period prior to slaughter the first group received a CoQ10-free feed; the second group received the first ten days an identical feed as the first group, and the remaining thirty days (prior to slaughter) a C0QIO- supplemented feed. In both groups, the weight, health state and behavior of the animals were controlled.
  • EXAMPLE 4 Feeding chickens CoQ10-supplemented feed for 40 days
  • Chicken feed was admixed with water-soluble CoQIO in water (7.5 %), obtaining a homogenous feed with a CoQIO content of 0.0042 %.
  • Healthy chicken were selected one day after hatching and two separate groups of 25 chickens were put into hencoops. During the whole period prior to slaughter the first group received a CoQIO- free feed; the second group 40 days (prior to slaughter) a CoQ10-supplemented feed. In both groups, the weight, health state and behavior of the animals were observed. After slaughter (on day 42) were determined by means of HPLC-MS and QTLC the concentrations of CoQIO 1 cholesterol and fats in individual chicken parts, namely in the meat of thighs, wings, breasts, hearts, and livers. Analysis results are shown in Table 6 and Table 7.
  • Table 7 Comparison of cholesterol content in the group, fed 40 days a feed without CoQIO addition (reference group), with the group, fed with the addition of CoQIO (test group); results are given in m/kg.
  • EXAPLE 8 Meat-and-liver pate
  • the pate was made of meat and livers of hens, fed the last 20 days prior to slaughter, a feed homogenously supplemented with CoQIO to a concentration of 0.008 %, as in Example 1.
  • the hen meat and liver were processed into a pa " te; its CoQ10, fats and cholesterol contents were analyzed. The results were compared with the results of the reference pate. (Table 8).
  • Table 10 Comparison of CoQIO, fats and cholesterol contents in the pate made of meat and livers of normal hens, with that of hens, fed the last 20 days prior to slaughter, CoQ10-supplemented feed.
  • this invention relates to a use of coenzyme Q10 to improve the effectiveness of animal husbandry, and the production of animal tissues, to say all types of meat, bones, skins and the like, poultry eggs and the milk of dairy animals, with an increased content of said enzyme, wherein the intake of coenzyme Q10 by the animals is performed by consumption or direct administration into or onto the body, and wherein coenzyme Q10 is in a convenient water-soluble or water-insoluble form, preferably in the form of enhanced bioavailability.
  • the animals consume the coenzyme Q10 or receive it in another manner during all their lifetime or at a determined period any time during their lifetime, preferably during their growth phase and/or at an optional period prior to slaughter, more preferably during growth phases and/or 3-90 days prior to slaughter.
  • the animals consume 1-1000 mg of coenzyme
  • Q10 per kg of body weight daily preferably 1-50 mg, more preferably 1-20 mg.
  • Coenzyme Q10 is added to the animal feed/fodder or beverage, the feed/fodder being any animal nutrient, unprocessed or processed, natural or artificial or industrially manufactured, respectively.
  • Coenzyme Q10 is in the form of convenient solid, semisolid, semiliquid or liquid formulations for the administration to animals, such as capsules, tablets, boluses, granules, powders, syrups, injectable formulations, creams, ointments, implantates and others. The duration of coenzyme
  • coenzyme Q10 addition is regulated in conformance with the desired effects, animal type, profitability and the like.
  • coenzyme Q10 is administered to animals during the growth period to increase the concentration of coenzyme Q10, and the concentration ratio of coenzyme Q10 to cholesterol and tissue fats, respectively, at a convenient time prior to slaughter.
  • the mentioned animals are poultry, small cattle, pigs, rabbits, and other animals, the meat or other parts of which are intended for human or animal consumption.
  • Animal tissues, including poultry eggs and milk of dairy animals, according to this invention, are enriched with coenzyme Q10; at the same time, they may contain less cholesterol and fats. Their quantity ratio of coenzyme Q10 to their cholesterol and tissue fats is improved.
  • Animal tissue products are intended for human or animal consumption, and contain increased quantities of coenzyme Q10, and less cholesterol and fats; they have an improved quantity ratio of coenzyme Q10 to their cholesterol and tissue fats, respectively.
  • Tissues and tissue products are intended for human or animal consumption.
  • Feed/fodder and beverages for animals comprise added coenzyme Q 10.
  • Feed/fodder supplements comprise added coenzyme
  • Formulations for the administration to animals, according to this invention comprise added coenzyme Q10.
  • Processes for the manufacture of animal feed/fodder and formulations with coenzyme Q10 are characterized by the addition of coenzyme Q10 during an optional phase of the manufacturing procedure, or by admixing to the pre-prepared feed/fodder or formulations.

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La présente invention concerne une nouvelle utilisation de la coenzyme Q10 dans l'élevage, comme additif ou supplément d'aliments pour animaux ou de fourrage et de boissons pour animaux, pour enrichir les tissus animaux, en particulier la viande, avec la coenzyme Q10. L'invention concerne également un tissu animal enrichi avec la coenzyme Q10. Les tissus animaux concernés par la présente invention comprennent tous les types de viandes, d'os, de peaux et analogue, les oeufs d'incubation et le lait de bovins laitiers également. L'invention comprend l'utilisation de la coenzyme Q10 pour améliorer le rendement de l'élevage et de la production de tissus animaux renfermant ladite enzyme en concentration élevée, l'absorption de la coenzyme Q10 par les animaux se faisant par consommation ou administration directe dans ou sur le corps, la coenzyme Q10 se présentant sous une forme adaptée soluble ou insoluble dans l'eau, de préférence sous une forme à biodisponibilité améliorée. Les animaux consomment la coenzyme Q10 ou reçoivent celle-ci d'une autre manière durant toute leur vie ou à une période déterminée de leur vie, de préférence durant leur phase de croissance et/ou à une autre période avant l'abattage, de préférence durant les phases de croissance et/ou les 3 à 90 jours précédant l'abattage. Les animaux consomment 1 à 1000 mg de coenzyme Q10 par kg de masse corporelle quotidiennement, de préférence 1 à 50 mg, mieux encore de 1 à 20 mg. La coenzyme Q10 est ajoutée aux aliments pour animaux ou au fourrage ou à la boisson. Les aliments pour animaux ou le fourrage peut être n'importe quel aliment pour animaux, traité ou non, naturel ou artificiel et fabriqué industriellement, respectivement.
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