New Roots Slow Release CoQ10 100mg, Helps prevent migraines, 60 Capsules

New Roots Slow Release CoQ10 100mg Details

New Roots Herbal’s Slow-Release CoQ10 will increase your ability to fight disease and unlock the energy within to improve your quality of life significantly.  

The highly bioavailable compound emulsification of ubiquinone with non-GMO pea protein delivers superior bioavailability and sustained therapeutic action.

Slow-Release CoQ10 is a compound emulsification of ubiquinone with non-GMO pea protein. The result is a highly bioavailable form of this critical compound with a broad range of therapeutic benefits. Pea protein prolongs coenzyme Q10 exposure within the vast network of circular folds lining the small intestine. These circular folds house millions of finger-like extensions called villi. Ninety percent of nutrients are absorbed by the intestinal villi; maximizing contact time with their specialized brush border (membrane) leads to increased blood-serum coenzyme Q10 concentration for sustained therapeutic action.

Once assimilated by the body, coenzyme Q10 triggers energy production within the mitochondria of all cells. It is also freely converted to the other form of coenzyme Q10, ubiquinol, which the body employs for extracellular antioxidant protection.

Slow-release CoQ10 is an excellent therapeutic option for an age-related decline in the production of this critical compound. Its many benefits include promoting cardiovascular well-being, along with reducing the frequency of migraine headaches.

New Roots Slow Release CoQ10 100mg Features and Benefits

• Cotains an antioxidant required by tissues and organs to maintain and support cardiovascular health.
• Provides great support for Migraines
• Easy on stomach

Adult Dose

Migraine Prophylaxsis: Take one capsule two to three times daily or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner. Use for a minimum of three months to see beneficial effects.

Cardiovascular Health and Antioxidant: Take one capsule one to three times daily or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner.