Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10 or ubiquinone) is a fat-soluble antioxidant. It is ubiquitous – found almost everywhere in the human body. FUEL YOUR CELLULAR ENGINES!

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Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10 or ubiquinone) is a fat-soluble antioxidant. It is ubiquitous – found almost everywhere in the human body. FUEL YOUR CELLULAR ENGINES!

CoQ10 produces 95 per cent of your cell’s energy. Found in highest concentrations in the inner membrane of the mitochondria. ENERGY PRODUCER

Getting enough CoQ10 is especially important to power these high energy cells. HIGH ENERGY NEEDS

Tissues and organs that need a lot of energy have large numbers of mitochondria e.g. heart, liver and muscle cells. MITOCHONDRIA EXPLAINED

Human studies show CoQ10’s can help to maintain heart health. HEART SMART

CoQ10 is made in the liver from the amino acid, tyrosine. Vitamin C and B vitamins including folic acid are also needed to make CoQ10. MADE BY THE BODY FOR THE BODY

CoQ10 is found in foods such as liver, kidney, whole grains, oily fish including tuna, peanuts, walnuts, chicken, canola and soybean oil. FIND IT IN FOODS

Cells get the energy or fuel they need via a complex set of processes. These happen in the mitochondria, parts of the cells where energy is stored. HOW IT WORKS

The energy is stored as adenosine-5-triphosphate or ATP. Every cell in your body uses ATP. Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is needed by the mitochondria to make ATP. MADE IN MITOCHONDRIA

When ATP breaks down, the energy created is used by cells for processes such as active transport, DNA replication and muscle contraction. SO HOW DOES COQ10 WORK?

Deficiency of CoQ10 is seen in some medical conditions – but whether deficiency is a cause of the disease or a side effect of it, is still being researched. WHAT ABOUT DEFICIENCY?

A CoQ10 supplement can correct deficiency – whether due to illness or age. It helps to feed exhausted cells that are starved of energy. CORRECTING DEFICIENCY

As an antioxidant, it rivals vitamins E and C. In addition, CoQ10 helps to regenerate and recycle vitamin E. CoQ10 is the only lipid-soluble antioxidant that is made in your body. ANTIOXIDANT ACTION

Without CoQ10, the cells gradually lose power. Over time, continued low levels of cellular energy can have a negative health impact – a bit like a car running out of fuel. RUNNING OUT OF FUEL?

In athletes, CoQ10 may: reduce muscle fatigue speed up recovery times improve athletic performance. Studies show greater improvement in both anaerobic and aerobic exercise with CoQ10 supplementation. POWERING OUR ATHLETES

General health Heart health Certain medicines People over 65 COULD YOUR ENGINES DO WITH A BOOST?

The adult daily supplement for CoQ10 is mg. The not-for-profit organisation Action for ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) UK says higher doses may be recommended for medical conditions, including chronic fatigue syndrome and ME. ACCORDING TO ACTION FOR ME…

Professor Svend Aage Mortensen: ‘CoQ10 is The first medication to improve survival in chronic heart failure since ACE inhibitors and beta blockers more than a decade ago and should be added to standard heart failure therapy.’ HEART FAILURE 2013 CONGRESS…

For healthy CoQ10 levels, take one CoQuinone 30™ capsule twice daily or just one CoQuinone 100™ – you’ll find similar amounts in a kilo of beef, half a kilo of sardines or a kilo of peanuts. ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH?

USANA’s CoQuinone 100™ or CoQuinone 30™ are a great way to ensure you keep your levels topped up. If you take certain medicines please talk to your doctor. USANA’S COQUINONE

USANA‘s CoQuinone 30 contains 30mg of CoQ10 and 12.5mg of alpha lipoic acid per soft gel capsule. Triple strength CoQuinone 100 contains 100mg of CoQ10 per capsule. START YOUR ENGINES!

Alpha lipoic acid is a powerful antioxidant that’s both fat- and water-soluble. It attacks waste products and helps recycle other antioxidants for extra cell protection. CONTAINS ALPHA LIPOIC ACID

Nutrients are mixed with medium chain triglycerides, glycerin, and lecithin to boost absorption for unbeatable bioavailability. BETTER BIOAVAILABILITY

March 2013, USANA: CoQuinone 30™ was evaluated BY Consumerlab.com and passed testing for label claims for the fourth time in a row. Clinical tests in USANA’s laboratories show that USANA CoQuinone delivers CoQ10 in much higher quantities than solid formulations or from competitive liquid formulations. TESTING THE BEST!

Take one or two CoQuinone 30 capsules daily, preferably with meals or take one CoQuinone 100 capsule daily, preferably with meals. Eating with meals further boosts bioavailability. DAILY DOSAGE

Do not take while on warfarin therapy without medical advice. Vitamin supplements should not replace a balanced diet. USE ONLY AS DIRECTED. ALWAYS READ THE LABEL. IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST SEE YOUR HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER. PLEASE REMEMBER!

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