Co-Enzyme Q10 (CoQ10), also known as ubiquinone, is a vitamin-like substance naturally present within the mitochondria of every human cell. The mitochondria are essential organelles responsible for generating approximately 50% of the body's energy from the food we consume. Consequently, CoQ10 is found in highest concentrations in organs with substantial energy demands, such as the heart and liver, as well as in tissues with rapid regeneration like the gums. Adequate levels of CoQ10 are critical for maintaining cellular energy and overall health. A deficiency has been linked with periodontal (gum) disease, while individuals with heart conditions or obesity often exhibit lower CoQ10 levels. Although the body synthesizes CoQ10 naturally, production diminishes with age, which may contribute to reduced energy levels in older adults. Additionally, cholesterol-lowering medications (statins) have been shown to decrease CoQ10 concentrations, making supplementation especially beneficial for those undergoing statin therapy. This product contains 100mg of natural CoQ10 per capsule, dissolved in vegetable oil to enhance absorption and bioavailability. The formulation is based on the natural CoQ10 used in numerous clinical studies and is endorsed by one of the pioneering researchers in the field. Designed for convenient once-daily use, these capsules support energy metabolism and cardiovascular health, particularly for individuals requiring additional CoQ10 supplementation. Supports the release of energy from food at a cellular level 100mg natural CoQ10 per capsule for effective supplementation Dissolved in vegetable oil to improve absorption Recommended for individuals on statin therapy to counteract reduced CoQ10 levels May support cardiovascular health and gum tissue regeneration Manufactured in the UK to pharmaceutical GMP standards Lamberts Co-Enzyme Q10 100mg is an ideal supplement for those seeking to maintain optimal energy production and support cardiovascular wellness, especially as part of a healthy aging regimen or while taking cholesterol-lowering medications.