Coenzyme Q10 Capsules 60 mg

Q10 of premium quality, 100% body-identical and high-purity
Biocatalyst for the body's own cellular power plants
Individually dosable due to a deliberately low dosage

Made in Germany
No artificial colours
No artificial flavourings
No preservatives by law
Ohne Konservierungsstoffe lt. Gesetz
Vegan

€29.95 incl. VAT

Content: 90 St. (€33.28* / 100 St.)

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Made in Germany
No artificial colours
No artificial flavourings
No preservatives by law
Ohne Konservierungsstoffe lt. Gesetz
Vegan

Pure plant-based coenzyme Q10 with 60 mg in each capsule
Abundantly produced in the natural yeast fermentation process
High bioavailability thanks to body-identical and high-purity ubiquinone
100% vegan and free from gluten, lactose and soy
Our product is regularly tested by german and independent laboratories
Developed and produced by our pharmaceutical experts at our headquarters in Nauheim, Hesse

Take 1-2 capsules daily before a main meal with water, do not chew.

Ingredients:
Filling agent: microcrystalline cellulose, coenzyme Q10, hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose (capsule).

Coenzyme Q10 per 2 capsules 120 mg

Notice:
The recommended daily intake indicated should not be exceeded. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of the reach of children.

Product number	12436
PZN	09096355
EAN	4260085382033
Packaging size	90 capsules
Capsule shell	Vegetarian capsule shell

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Did you know?

At the cellular level, mitochondria ensure the energy supply and proper functioning of our body. Q10 is one of the mitotropic substances that are of great importance for mitochondria. Coenzyme Q10, also called ubiquinone-10, can not only control the body's energy balance, but also has natural and powerful antioxidant properties. In this way, Q10 can inactivate harmful free radicals and thus protect the organism from oxidative stress.

Oxidative stress in particular can cause cellular ageing and various other diseases.

Q10 has a particularly high concentration in the body in the heart muscle and liver. Its particular attribute is that Q10 has so far only been detected in human organisms. All body cells contain Q10, as coenzymes play an important role in the energy metabolism of cells. It is an endogenous substance that can be produced by human organisms or ingested with food. Experts in orthomolecular medicine emphasise the importance of Q10 to the human energy balance. Therefore, it is relatively often found in food supplements and also in cosmetics.

However, with increasing age, the body's own biosynthesis of coenzyme Q10 steadily decreases. In order to ensure a sufficient supply, in addition to a healthy diet, dietary supplementation with coenzyme Q10 can be useful at any age.

FAQs

With which medicines should I make sure I have an adequate Q10 intake?

Anyone taking medication, such as cholesterol-lowering statins, antidepressants or beta-blockers, should pay particular attention to their Q10 balance. These preparations are in fact micronutrient predators that can, among other things, inhibit the biosynthesis of Q10 in the body. Therefore, in these cases, an accompanying therapy with Q10 can be more than useful.

What is the difference between Q10, ubiquinol and ubiquinone?

Coenzyme Q10 (also called ubiquinone) is an inactive form and is converted into the active form ubiquinol in our body. This transformation is called biosynthesis.
Ubiquinol is the biologically active form of Q10 (ubiquinone).
"Ubi" here means that Q10 can be found as a self-produced substance everywhere in the body.
For the effective biosynthesis of ubiquinone, certain minerals are also important in our body. In order to form the active Q10 form ubiquinol, a sufficient supply of Selenium and Zinc is particularly important.

When does our organism have an increased need for coenzyme Q10?

Various life events can influence our Q10 balance, for example:

Our way of life:

Stress in everyday life
Sporting activity
Smoking & alcohol consumption

Our organism:

Ageing process (Q10 synthesis steadily decreases from the age of 20)
Taking medication (such as statins, antidepressants or beta-blockers)*

Chronic diseases*:

Cardiovascular diseases
Neurodegenerative diseases
Migraine
Inflammations
Muscle diseases

* This relates to increased nutritional needs, if any, and is not about alleviating, curing or preventing a disease.

How can a coenzyme Q10 deficiency manifest itself?

Decreasing resilience
Fatigue
Lack of concentration
Muscle problems
Weakened immune defence

How does coenzyme Q10 work?

Coenzyme Q10 has three main effects in the body. On the one hand, it improves energy production of the mitochondria, and on the other, cellular health increases due to the reduction of oxidative stress. Q10 also protects your performance through an optimised immune system.

Can the Q10 capsules be opened and taken as a powder?

We would not recommend it. However it would not be a problem to mix the powder into a beverage and drink it, as the capsules do not have an enteric coating.

Can you take Q10 in the evening?

You can also take the capsules in the evening before going to bed.

How is coenzyme Q10 produced?

Coenzyme Q10 is predominantly produced through the fermentation of yeast. The yeast fermentation process produces coenzyme Q10 in a nature-identical form. The safety of yeast fermentation has been confirmed by several safety studies conducted by one of the world's leading testing laboratories ("Covance Laboratories").

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