What is ubiquinol? Ubiquinol is a compound naturally formed in
the body that plays a key role in the conversion of the food you
eat into energy.** It is responsible for the energy production
that occurs in the mitochondria, the engine of the cell. That
means it is particularly important in parts of the body that use
a lot of energy, like your heart, vital organs and muscles.**
Why should I take ubiquinol? The body’s production of ubiquinol
can decline due to a number of factors, including aging. Blood
levels of ubiquinol decline, and with the years can fall
dramatically to levels where proper production of energy is
compromised. What is the difference between ubiquinol and
Coenzyme Q-10? Ubiquinol and Coenzyme Q-10 are two versions of
the same molecule and both function in the production of energy;
however, taking the ubiquinol version is beneficial for a number
of reasons. First, it is the already active, preferred form in
the blood, meaning that the body has to work less hard to
utilize it and can transport