CoQ10 200mg

A - CoQ10 has been researched for a variety of different health concerns. It is most commonly known for its support in the production of energy and its role as an antioxidant. CoQ10 is found in high concentrations in the heart, gums, and liver however, it naturally depletes as we age. Cholesterol lowering treatments are also known to deplete CoQ10 in the body.

A - Yes, cholesterol lowering treatments are known to deplete CoQ10 in the body, so health care practitioners often recommend taking CoQ10 supplements.

A - All of our CoQ10 products are suitable for vegetarians and vegans, with the exception of CoQ10 100mg. We are reviewing the materials used to make our CoQ10 100mg capsules, with the intention to offer a veggie/vegan solution very soon.

A - There are two forms of CoQ10: Ubiquinone (CoQ10) and Ubiquinol (‘active’ CoQ10). Both forms of CoQ10 are naturally present in the body. However, our body needs to convert CoQ10 (ubiquinone) into ubiquinol before it can be used to create energy, and this process becomes less efficient as we age. Read more here

A - CoQ10 can be created in 2 ways: the synthetic (chemical method) or the fermentation method (using microbes). Our CoQ10 is created using the fermentation method, making it naturally sourced and the highest quality available.