Coenzyme Q10 - 100 Mg. 30 C By Anabolic Labs
Coenzyme Q10 - 100 mg. 30 Capsules
Coenzyme Q10 is a small, organic molecule intimately involved with energy utilization in the mitochondria – the biosynthesis of ATP, GTP and UTP from foods. CoQ10 is not readily available in significant amounts from most sources and should be supplemented to maintain adult health.
BENEFITSA potent antioxidant; helps maintain healthy mitochondrial and lysosomal levels of CoQ10
An anti-aging nutritional. Regular supplementation with large, therapeutic doses of Co Q10
has been documented to slow the progression of Parkinson's disease
Helps offset the decline of CoQ10 levels for those individuals taking HMG-CoA reductase
inhibitors
(prescription medications [statins] to reduce serum cholesterol levels)
Helps avoid the pro-inflammatory state by limiting ceramide
release from membranes under
oxidative stress – ceramides initiate activation of caspases (proteolytic enzymes) leading to
cell death (apoptosis)
Large amounts (300 mg/day) may be therapeutic for relief of migraine attacks
DIRECTIONS: One or more capsules daily or as directed by your health professional. Since CoQ10 is fatsoluble, it is important to take with a little dietary fat in a meal, to aid transport into the bloodstream.
KEY FEATURES All natural CoQ10, free of coloring agents and produced without addition of a plethora of excipients.
Our coenzyme Q10 is sourced from Japan and not obtained via polymer synthesis from petroleum
Smaller capsule size than many formulations; easy to-swallow softgel capsules for the larger amounts
Free of yeast, corn, wheat, grain, egg and milk ingredients Softgels provide a fatty acid suspension of CoQ10 in safflower oil to improve digestion & bioavailability
CONTRAINDICATIONS: Individuals taking anti-coagulant medications, such as warfarin, should consult with their health professional before use.
BACKROUND: Coenzyme Q10, also known as ubiquinone, is a fat-soluble, water insoluble coenzyme normally synthesized in the body in small quantities. This coenzyme is absolutely required for the proper function of mitochondria and lysosomes; these are subcellular organelles, partitions, within every living cell.
CoQ10 is an integral component of the electron transport chain within mitochondria, gathering reducing power from several enzymes of the fatty acid and Krebs cycles and passing this reducing power to important cytochromes of the electron transport pathway. This eventually ends with reduction of atmospheric oxygen to water and the biosynthesis of ATP from ADP and phosphate 6 (which is why we breathe).
As humans age, the amount of CoQ10 synthesized by cells decreases dramatically and the decline affects all organs of the body
It is wise to begin supplementation of this nutrient well before old age to keep a large number of viable mitochondria and lysosomes in each cell.
Coenzyme Q10 is a small, organic molecule intimately involved with energy utilization in the mitochondria – the biosynthesis of ATP, GTP and UTP from foods. CoQ10 is not readily available in significant amounts from most sources and should be supplemented to maintain adult health.
BENEFITS
DIRECTIONS: One or more capsules daily or as directed by your health professional. Since CoQ10 is fatsoluble, it is important to take with a little dietary fat in a meal, to aid transport into the bloodstream.
KEY FEATURES All natural CoQ10, free of coloring agents and produced without addition of a plethora of excipients.
Our coenzyme Q10 is sourced from Japan and not obtained via polymer synthesis from petroleum
Smaller capsule size than many formulations; easy to-swallow softgel capsules for the larger amounts
Free of yeast, corn, wheat, grain, egg and milk ingredients Softgels provide a fatty acid suspension of CoQ10 in safflower oil to improve digestion & bioavailability
CONTRAINDICATIONS: Individuals taking anti-coagulant medications, such as warfarin, should consult with their health professional before use.
BACKROUND: Coenzyme Q10, also known as ubiquinone, is a fat-soluble, water insoluble coenzyme normally synthesized in the body in small quantities. This coenzyme is absolutely required for the proper function of mitochondria and lysosomes; these are subcellular organelles, partitions, within every living cell.
CoQ10 is an integral component of the electron transport chain within mitochondria, gathering reducing power from several enzymes of the fatty acid and Krebs cycles and passing this reducing power to important cytochromes of the electron transport pathway. This eventually ends with reduction of atmospheric oxygen to water and the biosynthesis of ATP from ADP and phosphate 6 (which is why we breathe).
As humans age, the amount of CoQ10 synthesized by cells decreases dramatically and the decline affects all organs of the body
It is wise to begin supplementation of this nutrient well before old age to keep a large number of viable mitochondria and lysosomes in each cell.
