Ubiquinol - cell energy & heart protection with CoQ10
Ubiquinol is the active form of CoQ10, promotes cell energy, protects against oxidative stress and supports the heart, immune system and performance.
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Ubiquinol is the bioavailable, active form of coenzyme Q10, an essential antioxidant that plays a crucial role in energy production in the cells.
In contrast to ubiquinone, the oxidised form of CoQ10, ubiquinol is more easily absorbed by the body as it is already present in its active form. It supports the mitochondria, the ""power stations"" of the cells, in the production of ATP, the primary source of energy for the body. This is particularly important for organs with high energy requirements, such as the heart. Ubiquinol also provides strong antioxidant protection by neutralising free radicals and thus protecting the cells from oxidative stress.
With increasing age, the body's ability to convert coenzyme Q10 into its active form ubiquinol decreases. Therefore, supplementation is particularly beneficial for older people to maintain energy levels and promote heart health. People with increased oxidative stress, for example due to smoking or environmental pollution, as well as people with chronic diseases such as heart failure, can also benefit from ubiquinol. The regular intake of ubiquinol not only supports general vitality and performance, but also the function of the immune system, as it improves the energy supply to the immune cells. Ubiquinol is therefore a versatile dietary supplement that plays a key role in both combating fatigue and protecting cells.
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