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Ubiquinol 100 mg by Dr. Mercola
Dr. MercolaUbiquinol 100 mg by Dr. Mercola is a dietary supplement providing CoQ10 as Kaneka Ubiquinol® — the active, more easily absorbed form of Coenzyme Q1...
View full detailsUbiquinol 50 mg 60 softgels by Ecological Formulas
Ecological FormulasUbiquinol 50 mg by Ecological Formulas is a dietary supplement providing ubiquinol — the reduced, active form of coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) — formulated ...
View full detailsUbiquinol-QH by Douglas Labs
Douglas LabsUbiquinol-QH by Douglas Labs provides CoQ10 in its active ubiquinol form — the reduced, electron-rich form that is directly usable by the body. For...
View full detailsLiposomal CoQ10 (Ubiquinone) 2 oz by Vinco
VincoLiposomal CoQ10 (Ubiquinone) by Vinco delivers Coenzyme Q10 via a nanoemulsified liposomal delivery system designed for enhanced absorption directl...
View full detailsLiquid CoQ10 100 mg 4 oz by Protocol for Life Balance
Protocol For Life BalanceLiquid CoQ10 100 mg by Protocol for Life Balance provides Coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinone) in a convenient, readily absorbed liquid format. CoQ10 is a nat...
View full detailsAbout CoQ10
CoQ10 or Coenzyme Q10 is a molecule produced naturally in the body. Specifically, it is in the mitochondria, also known as the powerhouse of the cells in our body. The mitochondria help to turn the food we eat into energy so the body can use it. This link has led to CoQ10’s use as a supplement to support energy.
CoQ10 is also an endogenous antioxidant, which comes from within and naturally protects the cells from damage. Antioxidants scavenge free radicals that can damage cells and functions of the body when certain foods are processed, or the body gets exposed to external toxins.
As we age, our CoQ10 levels naturally decrease, which leads to a possible lack of energy or protection against the aging caused by cell damage. Other factors such as smoking or heart attacks can also decrease our CoQ10 levels to the point that supplementation may also be necessary.