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Description
"As we age CoQ10 levels decrease. Supplementation can help offset the loss from aging. Co Q10 Nutritionally Supports a Healthy Heart and Gums*
A deficiency of CoQ10 (also known as Coenzyme Q10) can be the forerunner to various kinds of heart disease as well as other health conditions. CoQ10 is a naturally found in the body, and is known to be a powerful antioxidant. It is a coenzyme, similar to a vitamin, and is needed in various processes within the body. Specifically, CoQ10 has an essential role in the production of cellular energy. CoQ10 is found in high concentrations in tissues and organs that require a lot of energy such as the heart. Because of the heart's energy requirements, it is believed that a deficiency of coenzyme Q10 can lead to heart problems.
Most of the clinical studies done to date involving CoQ10 have been to evaluate its effectiveness for cardiovascular disease. It has been found that fifty to seventy percent of all cardiac patients have a CoQ10 deficiency. A six-year study done at the University of Texas had patients with congestive heart failure take CoQ10 along with their regular therapy. This resulted in a seventy percent survival rate compared with only a twenty-five percent survival rate for those who did not take the CoQ10.
CoQ10 has been shown to help other conditions as well, such as; gum disease, aging, Alzheimer's disease, Angina pectoris, brain function, High Blood Pressure (hypertension), immune function and memory.
Bioperine is a Black pepper (piper nigrum) fruit extract and has been shown to increase absorption of other nutrients from 30 to 250% via process called thermogenesis. Studies reveal that Bioperine can greatly increase the bioavailability of other compounds, such as, vitamins, minerals and herbal remedies. For more information about CoQ10, please click on the link below. *
Dietary Supplement
*Note: The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated any claims made. The dietary supplement product is not intended to ""diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.""
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