SUFFERING FROM STRESS AND YOU ARE OVER 40 YOU NEED TO TAKE UBIQUINOL SERIOUSLY An increasing number of scientific reports indicate that dramatic decreases in ubiquinone levels and increased oxidative stress are associated with the aging process and with many age-related conditions. Your body produces conventional CoQ10, also known as ubiquinone, in every cell of your body and then converts it into ubiquinol. Beginning around the age of 30, your body doesn’t produce as much CoQ10, and its ability to convert CoQ10 into ubiquinol diminishes. For those that are working in stressful environments this is particularly relevant as oxidative stress is when the oxygen is not moving around your body properly, simply by living with constant stress means that you may not be breathing properly thus stopping its full flow around your body. You will be surprised at how shallowly you breath and how much you take breathing for granted when you understand what full breathing entails. Whilst full breathing a massive advantage to a healthy body ubiquinol is required for the body to generate energy. Restoring this vital nutrient to optimal levels in people over 40 will restore the same type of youthful energy the body produced when it could efficiently convert CoQ10 to Ubiquinol and maintain adequate concentrations of Ubiquinol in plasma and tissues. Thus, supplementing with Ubiquinol is the ideal way to restore and sustain your natural energy. Declines in Ubiquinol result in less cellular energy and diminished protection against oxidative stress, which produces free radicals and can damage the body’s cells, including proteins, lipids and DNA. Ubiquinol provides a strong first-stage defense against this cellular oxidative damage and needs to be replenished to maintain optimum health*. Since Ubiquinol is easily oxidized in the air, it has been difficult to develop a stable supply in a reduced supplement form. However, using advanced technology, scientists have been able to perfect a stabilization process by which Ubiquinol remains in its reduced form and readily usable in the body. You can get Ubiquinol and Ubiquinone in small amounts from your diet; however, you would have to eat the foods in such large amounts as to make them an impractical resource for your CoQ10 supplementation needs. And because the body’s ability to convert ubiquinone to Ubiquinol declines with age, food becomes a less practical source of Ubiquinol for older individuals and those suffering from age-related conditions Some prescription medications can further deplete the amount of CoQ10 produced by your body. In addition, some health conditions such as stress, fatigue and ageing, also diminish your body’s levels of CoQ10. Taking a Ubiquinol supplement can replenish the necessary amounts of ubiquinol in your body. Taking a good quality version is also vital.
Posted on: Fri, 16 Aug 2013 02:44:50 +0000
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