Chrisana Co-Enzym Q10 Kaps Ds 90 Stk

CoEnzym Q10 - the spark of life

Coenzyme Q10 is known to most people as the anti-aging agent par excellence. But meanwhile coenzyme Q10 has been scrutinized by science in many ways. There is a lot more to Q10 than just an anti-wrinkle remedy. In all living organisms, enzymes are important biocatalysts that allow the passage of reactions and life processes in the cells. To develop their full mode of action, enzymes need the so-called coenzymes. Coenzymes, however, are not true enzymes, but a kind of enzyme helper, but of great importance for the work of the enzymes. Coenzyme Q10 plays a particularly important role among co-enzymes (see below). Coenzyme Q10 belongs to the group of vitaminoids, vitamin-like substances, and is an important part of our daily diet.

Coenzyme Q10:

- Anti-oxidative
- promotes the formation of cellular energy ATP
- stabilizes the cell walls
- stabilizes the walls of the mitochondria
- strengthens the immune system
- protects the nerve cells (neuroprotective)
- protects cardiomyocytes (cardioprotective)

shape
Vegan capsules

concentration
100 mg / capsule

Ingredients
Coenzyme Q10, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (vegan capsule), Aerola fruit extract, filler, cellulose powder, black pepper extract, (BBioperine), vitamin B1 (thiamine monomonitrate)

composition
C-Enzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone) 100mg, Vitamin C 12mg, Vitamin B1 1.1mg packs of 90 capsules (total 50g)

Suggested
2 capsules daily with water.

country of origin
Germany

presentation
Pack of 90 capsules (total 50g)

price
Pack of 90 capsules CHF 49.80

For food supplements, the recommended dosage should not be exceeded. They should not be considered as a substitute for a balanced, varied diet, as well as a healthy lifestyle.

The effect of coenzyme Q10

Coenzyme Q10 is known to most people as the anti-aging agent par excellence. But meanwhile coenzyme Q10 has been scrutinized by science in many ways. Q10 seems to have a lot more to it than just an anti-wrinkle remedy. Coenzyme Q10 is needed by every cell in our body to ensure its energy supply. Q10 activates the immune system, strengthens the heart and nerves, and even increases fat burning. Did you know that?

Coenzyme Q10 for the energy supply
All of our body cells - whether they are nerve cells, muscle cells or heart cells - contain small energy power plants called the mitochondria. In these mitochondria, the energy we consume via carbohydrates, fats, and proteins, together with oxygen and the power of water, is converted into cell energy called ATP. Since oxygen is needed for this energy conversion, this process is also called the respiratory chain. The respiratory chain involves a large number of enzymes and vital substances such as coenzyme Q10.

However, a coenzyme is not a real enzyme but a kind of enzyme helper, but of great importance for the work of the enzymes. Coenzyme Q10 plays an extremely important role in the last step of the respiratory chain and is therefore irreplaceable for the energy supply of our body.

If the body does not have enough coenzyme Q10, it can not produce enough energy in the form of ATP. But the lack of Q10 has another negative effect. Similar to stress, free radicals are increasingly formed in the presence of a coenzyme Q10 deficiency.

Free radicals are harmful to our cells in too large quantities because they can attack and destroy proteins, cell membranes and other cellular components. Free radicals therefore also contribute to the acceleration of cell aging.

Coenzyme Q10 as an antioxidant
To defuse the free radicals and protect our cells, our body needs some kind of police. This role is played by antioxidants such as glutathione, vitamin C or vitamin E.

But coenzyme Q10 also has strong antioxidant properties and can catch harmful free radicals. Therefore, the coenzyme Q10 not only takes on an important task for the energy supply but also for the entire cell health.

Coenzyme Q10 for a young complexion
The body's own production of Coenzyme Q10 decreases with increasing age, which also increases the production of free radicals. Free radicals cause our skin cells to age faster, which is why, by implication, adequate Q10 nutritional or dietary supplementation can stop skin aging.

Foods that contain coenzyme Q10 include nuts, onions, spinach or vegetable oils such as sesame oil. Coenzyme Q10 is a very delicate substance that is destroyed by light as well as by heating. But coenzyme Q10 is also available as a dietary supplement