A coenzyme found in every cell, central to mitochondrial energy production. Levels naturally decline with age — supports cardiovascular function, physical stamina and antioxidant defence.
Why this form
Ubiquinone is chosen over ubiquinol for stability — ubiquinol is highly susceptible to oxidation during manufacturing and storage, whereas ubiquinone remains fully intact and is efficiently converted to the active form within the body.
Key benefits
Mitochondrial energy production
CoQ10 is an essential component of the mitochondrial electron transport chain, directly involved in the production of ATP — the cell's primary energy currency. Levels naturally decline from around age 30.
Cardiovascular support
The heart has among the highest CoQ10 concentrations in the body, relying on it to support normal cardiac muscle efficiency and cellular energy production.
Antioxidant defence
CoQ10 is one of the few fat-soluble antioxidants that operates within cell membranes, contributing to the protection of cells from oxidative damage associated with metabolic stress.
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