Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is a fat-soluble antioxidant and a chemical compound crucial for energy production used by all cells of the body and the mitochondria inside them.
This unique product protects the heart and blood vessels from ageing processes, increases the production of cellular energy, has an antioxidant effect, and supports the beauty of skin and hair.
Q10 in science
In studies, the most significant measurable results were obtained by taking coenzyme Q10 in cases with dysfunctions of the cardiovascular system, as well as when taking statins.
Q10 also demonstrates convincing results in the treatment of the effects of COVID-19, which include fatigue, muscle weakness, depression, and insomnia. The symptoms of postcovoid syndrome are similar to chronic fatigue syndrome and of other smoldering infections, while improvement of mitochondrial functioning helps reduce inflammation and restore the activity of the immune system.
For healthy people, Q10 can be useful because it increases the feeling of vivacity, especially during physical exertion, and overall physical performance, as well as improves the condition of the skin, making it more elastic and radiant.
When does one need to take Q10 additionally?
Q10 is naturally found in every cell membrane of our body, it is synthesized inside the body, and we get it from food. But sometimes there is a lack of Q10.
In which cases?
In case of a lack of Q10, the following symptoms may occur:
Q10 in food:
The standard dosage of coenzyme Q10 for a preventive dose is 100 mg and to achieve greater effect up to 300 mg. It is taken once a day with meals, as its absorption depends on food. Q10 has an invigorating effect, so it is better to take it with breakfast.
Adults should take 1 capsule per day with meal. Duration is 1 month.
ActiveIngredients: | |
COENZYME Q10 (98%) | 30 mg |
Inactive Ingredients: | |
MICROCRYSTALLINE CELLULOSE | 270 mg |
HYDROXYPROPYL METHYL CELLULOSE | 100 mg |