Unfortunately, after age 25, your natural levels of this critical compound begin to decline, which is why I personally
take ubiquinol every day.
Not exact matches
If you decide to
take a CoQ10 supplement and are over the age of 40, it's important to choose the reduced version, called
ubiquinol.
Ubiquinol is a FAR more effective form - I personally
take 1 - 3 a day since it has such far ranging benefits, including compelling studies suggesting improvement in lifespan.
ive often wondered if supplementing with antioxidants before i run, will help to add a certain level of anti-oxidant protection and added insurance... ive been
taking up to 300 mg
ubiquinol, resveratrol, curcumin, and astaxanthin (8 mg) before hard workouts.
Take at least 120 mg or better 200 mg a day of CoQ10 in the form of Ubiquinone (as there is it is as well absorbed as expensive
Ubiquinol) >
There are other instances when supplements may be useful as well, such as in the case of CoQ10 or
ubiquinol if you're
taking a statin drug.
I also
take a ton of supplements: Ascorbic Acid, Serrapeptase, Wobenzyme, Caffeine, L - Tyrosine, Multi-vitamin,
Ubiquinol, Probiotic, K2, Vitamin E, Vitamin D, Magnesium, Astaxanthin, Zinc orotate, Whey, Creatine, BCAA.
I
took daily all of the following: sarsaparilla root, pau d'arco, chlorella, milk thistle, probiotics, proteolytic enzymes, zeolite, krill oil, olive leaf, magnesium, immunity mushroom blend,
ubiquinol, and a multiple with high amounts of b / c / d etc. plus an antioxidant blend.
In addition to
taking an antioxidant supplement blend, studies have shown that CoQ10
Ubiquinol supplementation improves egg health and fertilization rates, especially in women over 35.