Ubiquinol: active form of coenzyme Q10

The body has to transform common Q10 products to ubiquinol. With this product, you can avoid this transformation step, because the positive properties of the coenzyme are immediately available to the organism. This reduced form of Q10 remains longer and at a higher level in the bloodstream. More than 80% of the entire Q10 in the blood plasma, in the intestines and in the liver are the reduced form (ubiquinol).

What is ubiquinol?

Ubiquinol is a naturally occurring, fat-soluble antioxidant, which not only protects cells and tissues, but also activates the energy generation in the cells. It supports the cardiovascular well-being, which is responsible for a healthy circulation in the myocardial tissue.

• advanced, active form of coenzyme Q10
• Kaneka QH™ ubiquinol
• supports a healthy heart as well as the entire cardiovascular system
• is involved in the cellular energy generation
• has extraordinary cell-protective properties

Ubiquinol has a higher bioavailability than common coenzyme Q10

The active form of coenzyme Q10 is especially effective, because scientists succeeded for the first time in producing a stabilised form of ubiquinol (coenzyme Q10). Coenzyme Q10 occurs in two forms: ubiquinol and ubiquinone. However, studies showed that ubiquinol has a much higher bioavailability than the common ubiquinone coenzyme Q10.

Study about ubiquinol

A study, which measured the absorption of Q10 in people, who supplemented their food with 150mg and 300mg of both forms, showed that much lower doses of ubiquinol were needed to reach the same blood plasma level of coenzyme Q10, which could only be reached with much higher doses of ubiquinone. It actually required up to 8 times more ubiquinone than ubiquinol reaching the same blood level of coenzyme Q10.