Ubiquinol Qh 50mg - 60 Softgels - Sisu
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olive oil, ascorbyl palmitate, lecthin, titanium dioxide,caramel colour, glycerine, gelatin
Format
Softgels
60 Softgels
Dosage
Take 2 capsules, 1-3 times per day or as recommended by a health care practitioner.
Important Information
Contains no dairy, wheat, or peanuts.
- Co Q10 is a powerful antioxidant that supports energy production, muscle and heart strength
- Co Q10 has blood pressure lowering effect and has been proven effective as part of the treatment for those with heart failure
- Reduces the fatigue and muscle pain, side effects associated with certain cholesterol-lowering drugs
- Usage helps improve and reduce migraine frequency and disability
- Ubiquinol in a base of pure, cold-pressed olive oil
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Ubiquinol QH 50
Coenzyme Q10 (Co Q10) is essential to the production of energy in every cell in the body. This powerful antioxidant boosts energy, promotes optimum heart health, strengthens the arteries, combats gum disease, and slows the development of age-related diseases. It is very difficult to obtain meaningful amounts of Co Q10 from our diet because it is destroyed by cooking and processing. The body manufactures a significant amount of Co Q10 when we are young, however this production declines with age, due to various diseases, and as a side effect of certain drugs.
There are two forms of natural Co Q10: ubiquinone and ubiquinol. In the body, Co Q10 exists in both forms, ubiquinol being considered the active form. For decades ubiquinone has been the only form used in research and available in supplements because of the instability of ubiquinol. Thanks to the progress that has been made in manufacturing methods, ubiquinol is now available in supplements.
Types of CoQ10: Ubiquinone vs. Ubiquinol
There are two main supplemental forms of CoQ10 that you will find in health food stores. The original form, ubiquinone is the industry standard and has been thoroughly studied for years; the latest, and more active form of CoQ10 is ubiquinol, which is the biologically active form used best by the body.
Both ubiquinol and ubiquinone are best taken in a softgel capsule. As a fat soluble nutrient, CoQ10 is best absorbed by the digestive system in an oil base - the oil transports it across cell membranes in the villi of the gut lining giving it superior activity as a result. The softgel capsule delivery format is the only capsule format which permits the oil base.
Most Naturopaths and nutritional MDs will normally recommend standard ubiquinone CoQ10 over the biologically active ubiquinol for their patients taking Q10 as a daily nutritional supplement for overall health enhancement. Ubiquinol they usually reserve for those who need CoQ10 for therapeutic purposes such as angina, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, poor circulation, cancer, immune support, fibromyalgia and others.
How CoQ10 Ubiquinol Can Help
Heart Health If you have any kind of heart health concern or even a family history of it, CoQ10 ubiquinol should be one of the supplements in your daily regimen; the clinical evidence supporting CoQ10's effectiveness in most cardiovascular concerns is vast. Study after study links CoQ10 deficiency to heart attacks, strokes, high blood pressure, nigh cholesterol and more.
High Cholesterol is one of the major risk factors for heart attacks and stroke. The "bad" cholesterol is harmful because it is far more prone to oxidative damage from free radicals than the "good" HDL cholesterol. Once oxidized, LDL cholesterol then damages arteries, causing lesions to form, eventually causing the arterial blockages that can lead to a heart attack or stroke. CoQ10 can prevent this. As a fat soluble antioxidant, CoQ10 ubiquinol/ubiquinone can protect the bad LDL cholesterol from free radicals, as it too is a fat. Water soluble antioxidants such as vitamin C or selenium are unable to do this to the same extent, which makes CoQ10 the ideal nutritional supplement.
High Blood Pressure is sometimes called a "silent killer" as it often goes unnoticed until a major cardiac event. It can occur for a variety of different reasons, including high viscosity of the blood, narrowing of the arteries, and weak heart muscle. CoQ10 can help support healthy blood pressure by addressing each of these concerns. It helps the blood to be less viscous, thus making flow through arteries and veins with less force being exerted on blood vessel walls. By reducing the oxidation of cholesterol, CoQ10 reduces the progress of the narrowing of the arteries. In addition, as the most important muscle in the body, the heart requires Q10 more than any other. The heart is always pumping and needs a steady supply of ubiquinone / ubiquinol to continue its thousands of beats per day. Since CoQ10 is the spark plug for all muscular contractions, it is crucial for the heart to pump blood effectively. Without enough CoQ10, the beating of the heart can be erratic or even causing palpitations, causing blood pressure to rise. The preferred form in treating high blood pressure is the ubiquinol form; it has been clinically proven to reduce high blood pressure quicker and more effectively than standard ubiquinol.
Statins are a common class of medication recommended by conventional doctors to reduce high cholesterol. While they are indeed effective in keeping it low, they have a few nasty side effects, the most common one being muscle pain. People taking this medication experience statin-related muscle pain and fatigue because their CoQ10 is being depleted! These side effects normally will subside with the addition of 100-400mg of Coenzyme Q10 per day.
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