
Featuring CoQ10
*Would you like to potentially add 9 years to your life expectancy?
*That's what research on the nutrient coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) implies is possible.
(Quiles JL, Ochoa JJ, Huertas JR, Mataix J. Coenzyme Q supplementation protects from age-related DNA double-strand breaks and increases lifespan in rats fed on a PUFA-rich diet. Exp Gerontol. 2004 Feb;39(2):189-94.)
Summary of CoQ10 Benefits:
- Helps reduce mitochondrial damage and enhances energy output, which is why CoQ10 supplementation is well known to support cardiovascular function.
- Scientists are now discovering that CoQ10 contributes to a longer life, the result of the supplement's augmentation of mitochondrial function in brain structure and function, lung defense mechanisms, and disorders related to poor glycemic control and the metabolic syndrome.
- Total body health depends heavily on maintaining mitochondrial integrity.
- CoQ10 represents an efficient way to optimize mitochondrial output by maintaining coenzyme Q10 blood levels in youthful ranges.
Long term effects of high blood sugar:
- Eye disease
- Blindness
- Kidney disease
- Kidney failure
- Dialysis
- Nerve disease
- Amputations
- Heart disease
- High cholesterol
- High blood pressure levels
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CoQ10 Plus - Cellular Energy Facilitator
Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) facilitates the transformation of fats and sugars into energy inside the mitochondria.
If we compared our cellular mitochondria to a car engine, CoQ10 would be the fuel injector (or carburetor for older cars).
Since nothing is more basic to life than burning of fuel to make energy it follows that when CoQ10 levels diminish, basic cell metabolic functions are impaired, and the ability to live a productive life must necessarily diminish.
It is interesting that by the time someone reaches 80 years of age, 80% of the CoQ10 levels that were in a person’s cells at age 25 are gone.
- No wonder we have less energy when we are older.
- No wonder that there are hundreds of CoQ10 products on the market... since CoQ10 supplementation really has an impact on the energy inside one’s cells.
- No wonder that every cell functions better with more CoQ10 in it.
Coenzyme Q10 Decrease In Human Tissues As We Age
Aging
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Tissue
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CoQ10 Decrease
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Age 56 to 76
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Mycardium
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72%
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Age 20 to 80
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Pancreas
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83%
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Age 20 to 80
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Adrenal
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50%
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Age 20 to 80
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Liver
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17%
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Age 20 to 80
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Kidney
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45%
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Age 20 to 80
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Skin
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75%
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*Crane FL. Biochemical functions of coenzyme Q10. J Am Coll Nutr 2001; 20(6):591-598
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Doesn’t Matter Which Kind of CoQ10 We Eat
One manufacturer claims that reduced CoQ10 (ubiquinol) is better than standard CoQ10 (ubiquinone). However, this isn’t really true (it’s just marketing). The reality is, however, that CoQ10 enters the body better in the presence of Vitamin E, undamaged polyunsaturated fatty acids (PEOS) and Bioperine.
Cutting Edge CoQ10 Formulation
Our CoQ10 formulation also includes Bioperine which further increases the amount of CoQ10 that goes to the blood and to the cells, as shown in the following graph, which shows the amount of CoQ10 going to the blood after a single oral intake of 90 mg CoQ10 and 5 mg of Bioperine.
And the following graph shows the absolute change in serum CoQ10 after 14 days of supplementation with CoQ10 (90 mg daily) and Bioperine (5mg daily).
Finally, this graph shows the serum levels after a 21 day trial in terms of sustained CoQ10 increase.
Cited CoQ10, Bioperine Research and Further CoQ10 Health Study References:
Bioperine
University of Maryland Medical Center - Coenzyme Q10
May Clinic - Coenzyme Q10
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Diabetes Daily - L-Glutamine
Vanadium - Diabetes Therapy
Vanadium and Diabetes
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