Coenzyme Q10: especially rich for a healthy, active heart and powerful muscle cells

Coenzyme Q10 is an important component of the cell metabolism in our body. In the so-called respiratory chain in the mitochondria of the cells, is has the function of electron transmitter and is therefore essential for the generation of 95% of the body’s entire energy.

Q10 in food

The body uses different ways to ensure a supply with Q10: It resorbs Q10 from food or it uses the coenzymes Q1-Q9 from food to form Q10.
Q10-rich foods include for example meat, oily fish, legumes, nuts, cabbage, onions, spinach and broccoli.

Q10 generation in the body

Furthermore, the body is able to form Q10 itself. However, the endogenous Q10 production decreases continuously at the age of 30-40 and even the intake of Q10 through foods does not guarantee an adequate supply. That is why a supplementation is necessary.

The average Q10 concentration in the cells decreases constantly

Without an additional supply, the Q10 concentration decreases. Studies determined that the heart cells of a 40 year old person contain approx. 30% less Q10 than the heart cells of a 20 year old person and even over 60% less Q10 at the age of 80.
The decrease of the Q10 concentration causes a reduced energy generation in the body.

Q10 is an antioxidant

Due to its antioxidant properties, it is able to render free radicals harmless and contribute to the protection of healthy cells and tissues. Additionally, it is able to strengthen the immune system.

Why you should buy Q10 capsules

• highly dosed with 200mg coenzyme Q10 per capsule
• gives energy
• strong antioxidant
• contributes to cell protection
• can activate the immune system
• without silicon dioxide
• vegan