What is CoQ10 and at what age do we need it?
CoQ10 is an organic substance present in every cell in our body.
As long as we’re young and in Good Health, our bodies produce CoQ10 and convert it into its active form, ubiquinol.
Studies show that Ubiquinol levels start to decline around the age of 30.
Can I obtain ubiquinol through a Healthy diet?
Ubiquinol is available in very small quantities in meat, fish and poultry and in even smaller quantities in nuts and green vegetables. In order to obtain the intake of 100 mg of Ubiquinol a day, you would have to eat:
- 3,4 kg of steak
- 5,75 kg of chicken
- 1,6 kg of peanuts
- 50 portions of spinach
- 120 tins of sardines
An enormous quantity, where a single softgel of Ubiquinol is sufficient.
It is worth noting that at least 1 in 10 Europeans take statins.
Statins are regularly prescribed as medication to reduce the levels of LDL (unhealthy) cholesterol. Unfortunately, statins can provoke a depletion of Coenzyme Q10. A daily supplement of Ubiquinol is a good way to fulfil your body’s CoQ10 needs.
Directions of use for adults
1 to 2 softgels per day, preferably taken with a meal. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of small children. Food supplements are not a replacement for a varied and balanced diet or healthy lifestyle.
Allergy information
UbiQor contains traces of soy proteins.
Other guidelines
Store in cool (max. 25°C) and dry conditions, away from direct light. Do not freeze
