Coenzym Q10 + Vitamin C 90 Capsules

CoQ10 and Vitamin C complement each other ideally in their functions. The special thing about this product is the added Vitamin C from rose hips and the fiber inulin. 

Rose hips are a great source of Vitamin C among domestic fruits and berries, and can have a positive effect on your immune system and blood vessels, contribute to normal collagen formation, and protect cells from oxidative stress.

Inulin can also have a positive effect on your digestion.

This CoQ10 product without added Vitamin E is also suitable for people taking blood-thinning medication.

Interesting to know

The concentration of CoQ10 decreases with age in all organs, including the heart starting from the age of 40. The heart can particularly benefit from CoQ10 intake as this organ requires a lot of energy. The organs with the highest energy demands - such as the liver, heart, and lungs - also have the highest CoQ10 concentrations.

Coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone-10)

As a coenzyme, Q10 transfers electrons and protons in the respiratory chain and is involved in up to 95% of the body's energy production (ATP). The coenzyme therefore has an impact on energy production in all cells - and is therefore also known as the "energy vitamin".

Q10 is a naturally occurring substance produced in the body, but can also be partially obtained through food. The coenzyme can be produced by fermentation of yeast or bacteria or by chemical synthesis.

Our Q10 is fermented from yeast and is therefore 100% identical to naturally occurring Q-10.

Several safety studies (conducted by Covance Laboratories Inc.) confirmed that yeast fermentation is considered safe.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C - for increased performance, a strong immune system, and good nerves

• contributes to protecting cells from oxidative stress
• contributes to normal immune system function; also during and after intense physical activity
• contributes to reducing tiredness and fatigue
• contributes to the regeneration of the reduced form of Vitamin E
• contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of blood vessels, bones, gums, skin, and teeth
• contributes to normal energy metabolism
• contributes to normal nervous system function
• contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of
• cartilage
• increases iron absorption

CoQ10 Deficiency

One possible cause of CoQ10 deficiency is the medication with statins, which reduces the starting materials for the biosynthesis of CoQ10, leading to a decrease in plasma levels. Statins are used as cholesterol-lowering agents and are also present in margarine products. Margarine is increasingly criticized as statins apparently cause deposits themselves and are a CoQ10 killer!

Although CoQ10 is present in vegetables such as cabbage, broccoli, spinach, or potatoes, it can be destroyed by the cooking process.