Ubiquinol is a new, active form of Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) that is highly absorbed and utilized by the body. It helps maintain and protect heart health. It also helps increase energy levels and offers superior antioxidant protection.

How does NSI® Ubiquinol CoQH work?
Ubiquinol is considered one of the strongest lipid soluble antioxidants available, protecting lipids, proteins and DNA from oxidative stress. Along with CoQ10, Ubiquinol is a critical component of ATP (energy) production within every cell of the body. In fact, both CoQ10 and Ubiquinol must be present in sufficient quantities for efficient energy production. Over 90% of the CoQ10 in a healthy individual is in the reduced form of Ubiquinol. For healthy individuals, this enzymatic conversion occurs naturally.

Ubiquinol/CoQ10 ratios in plasma have been shown to be suppressed in those with poor cardiovascular, neurological, blood sugar and liver-related health. Supplementing with Ubiquinol is especially important to provide effective lipid soluble antioxidant defense for individuals with these health concerns, and to maintain optimum levels of increased stamina and energy. Also, as we age, the ability of our bodies to produce CoQ10 declines. Additionally, the ability of our bodies to reduce, or convert, CoQ10 to Ubiquinol also diminishes with age or oxidative stress.

NSI Ubiquinol CoQH delivers 100 mg of Ubiquinol as Kaneka QH™, a reduced form of CoQ10 that is pre-converted to CoQ10, making it readily utilized by Baby-Boomers and up, as well as those individuals unable to efficiently convert CoQ10 to Ubiquinol in the body.

NSI® Ubiquinol CoQH is better because it:
- Supports cardiovascular health while it boosts and helps sustain energy.  
- Offers superior antioxidant protection, defending the body from the damaging effects of free radicals.  
- Delivers a pre-converted and therefore more readily absorbed and utilized form of CoQ10.  
- Provides exceptional quality at extraordinary value.

Are you taking statin drugs?
You should be aware that these drugs may also lower your body's ability to produce CoQ10. This is because CoQ10 and cholesterol are both derived from the same substance, mevalonate. Since the purpose of statins is to inhibit the creation of cholesterol, by extension, it also negatively effects the creation of CoQ10, emphasizing the importance of adding a high quality CoQ10 supplement to your daily regime to maintain optimal health and vitality.