Dietary Supplement "Coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone + D-Limonene)" Life Extension Super CoQ10

Coenzyme Q10 is a natural antioxidant that facilitates cellular energy production. Scientifically proven, coenzyme Q10 is one of the most effective antioxidants known to extend youthfulness and serves as the best preventive and even therapeutic means against age-related diseases, such as heart conditions. The primary function of coenzyme Q10 in our body is to convert fats and sugars into energy, fueling all body cells. However, with age, the natural production of coenzyme Q10 rapidly declines. When the body is sufficiently saturated with coenzyme Q10, mitochondria operate at maximum efficiency in all cells, including those in the heart. The antioxidant action of CoQ10 involves protecting mitochondrial fats, proteins, lipids, and DNA from oxidation, thereby maintaining mitochondrial function. The importance of CoQ10 for the heart muscle cannot be overstated due to its particularly significant energy demands. A vast amount of research has proven the undeniable therapeutic effect of coenzyme Q10 in conditions such as cardiomyopathies, congestive heart failure, mitral valve prolapse, and hypertension. There have been instances where the intake of this nutrient by individuals in need of heart transplants significantly improved their condition to the extent that surgical intervention was no longer necessary. Oral consumption of coenzyme cannot fully saturate the body with this element, as only a certain percentage is absorbed into the bloodstream, often necessitating the intake of very large doses. This dietary supplement from Life Extension features a unique formula that withstands the body's high temperature and intestinal pH, enhancing the absorption rate of fat-soluble nutrients. When the product's capsule enters the mouth, drops of ubiquinone CoQ10 oil are released, forming a uniform soluble emulsion with gastric juice. Additionally, the inclusion of d-limonene in this dietary supplement helps to crush and disperse CoQ10 particles, leading to the enzyme's faster assimilation by the body.