ARCTIC Coenzyme Q10

You've probably come across coenzyme Q10 before. Most likely in advertisements for anti-aging products. But it's not just found in jars of cream; it's also found in numerous foods. Meat, eggs, and nuts are just a few examples. Regular intake is important. After all, coenzyme Q10 can protect your body from free radicals and is an important partner in energy production. It serves your mitochondria (the cell's power plants) as an energy source and is also involved in many metabolic processes in your body. Q10 is usually obtained by our bodies from food. But there's a problem: from the age of 30, this metabolic function steadily declines. Conveniently, this valuable enzyme can also be supplied externally. This is possible, for example, with our Coenzyme Q10 | Force 100 MG.