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Ubiquinol is an essential nutrient for cellular energy function, but age and other factors affect our body’s ability to produce CoQ10 and to convert it to Ubiquinol. A Ubiquinol supplement can help.
Ubiquinol is the active form of CoQ10, an enzyme natually found in every cell of your body. Age and changing health conditions can decrease the level of this essential nutrient in your body.
Ubiquinol promotes optimum heart heath and helps maintain cardiovascular health. Studies suggest that Ubiquinol has superior absorption compared to conventional CoQ10 and can replenish the normal CoQ10 plasma concentration. In several studies, Ubiquinol increased by an average of 4x in healthy people taking 150-300 mg per day.
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