Ubiquinol: The Pure Form of CoQ10

Ubiquinol: The Pure Form of CoQ10

 

You may have heard of CoQ10—an antioxidant that is found in every cell of your body. It provides you with energy and protects you from damaging molecules. What do you know about ubiquinol? Ubiquinol is an active form of CoQ10 which is produced naturally in our bodies. Although more expensive than CoQ10, ubiquinol is easier to absorb into the body, thus delivering superior results. With a long list of health benefits and a proven ability to fight against aging, ubiquinol is one supplement you’ll want to learn more about.

Healthy Heart

Through studies it was found that people with heart disease had a decreased amount of CoQ10 in their tissue. Upon supplementation, the same people experienced an increase in CoQ10 and heart function. Since there is a correlation between low levels of CoQ10 and heart disease, it may be beneficial to take an ubiquinol supplement, especially as you become older and your body produces less of this nutrient than when you were younger.

Low Blood Pressure

Along with heart disease, many people suffer from high blood pressure later in life. In many cases, doctors are unsure of the cause of high blood pressure, but some factors can be; age, diet, stress, smoking, or other underlying health conditions. Whatever the cause, high blood pressure can be dangerous. Supplementing with ubiquinol showed a decrease in blood pressure in study participants with high blood pressure who were currently taking medication. This finding was believed to be a result of ubiquinol balancing insulin response and decreasing oxidative stress.

Good Gums

Gum disease is a scary and uncomfortable condition that many adults suffer from. It is caused by the buildup of plaque and usually the result of poor dental hygiene. The bacteria in the plaque infects your gums and teeth, and in worse cases, the gum tissue and bone. This infection leads to pain, inflammation, and damage or loss of teeth. However, early stages of gum disease can usually be reversed by regularly brushing and flossing teeth and gums, and by making routine visits to the dentist. A strong immune system can also aid in fighting off bacteria. It has been suggested that ubiquinol can help strengthen the immune system. This may be why in a study where people with gum disease supplemented with ubiquinol, they had a decrease in oral bacteria.

Although, in studies, ubiquinol has been found to improve quality of life, and has proven to be a positive support in battling many age-related diseases, it should not be used in lieu of needed medication or healthy living. Like with any supplement, it is best to consult with your doctor to determine usage and dosage for your particular body.

 

Resources:

http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/ubiquinol-ally-against-aging

http://www.webmd.com/hypertension-high-blood-pressure/guide/blood-pressure-causes

http://www.colgate.com/app/CP/US/EN/OC/Information/Articles/Oral-and-Dental-Health-Basics/Common-Concerns/Gum-Disease/article/What-are-the-Stages-of-Gum-Disease.cvsp?cid=ppc_gg_nb_stan_gum+disease_&kw=gum%20disease

http://www.webmd.com/heart-disease/heart-failure/tc/coenzyme-q10-topic-overview

 

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Signs That You Are Vitamin Deficient

Signs That You Are Vitamin Deficient

Our body sends us messages in a variety of ways, and when we are missing vital nutrients, it usually will let us know. Here are some signs that you are vitamin deficient and what supplements you should take to resolve any of these side effects.

Hair loss: If you are watching much more hair go down the drain that usual, you may be deficient in Vitamin B. Although some hair loss is normal, excess amounts can be a symptom of vitamin deficiency. Vitamin B is a water-soluble vitamin and therefore harder to maintain in the body than fat-soluble vitamins. Supplement with biotin and watch for a decrease in hair loss.

Rashes or bumps on skin: You may be lacking Vitamin A or D if you notice you frequently have bumps on your cheeks, thighs, or arms. Not to be mistaken with acne, these bumps can form if you are lacking either of these vitamins, or if you are not taking in enough fatty acids. Keep skin clear and calm by adding a Vitamin A, D, and an omega-3 supplement into your diet. Observe if this reduces the frequency or severity of bumps.

Fatigue or body aches: If you feel tired and achy, you may be Vitamin D deficient. Sleepiness and soreness arise for some people during winter months, when we tend to stay warm indoors. This can often be your body’s reaction to a lack of sunlight. Even in summer months, some people do not get enough natural sunlight, or simply do not eat Vitamin D rich foods. Take a Vitamin D supplement daily to enhance energy and physical well being.

Abnormal eye movements or unsteady walking: Although Vitamin E deficiency is rare; people who can’t absorb fat properly can develop a Vitamin E deficiency. Symptoms of having low levels of Vitamin E include; abnormal eye movements and other vision problems, as well as a loss of muscle mass, muscle weakness, or unsteady walking. Get your daily Vitamin E requirements from both whole foods and supplements.

Lack of energy and stamina: It is easy to blame a lack of energy on age or stress at work, but the cure to your decreased drive may actually come from vitamin supplements. Ubiquinol, a nutrient found in sardines and mackerel, can have an effect on your lack of energy and stamina. If you do not consume a lot of beef or peanuts, two other great sources of ubiquinol, or are not a fan of fish, try an ubiquinol supplement instead. This type of natural energy is more effective than heavy doses of coffee or caffeinated energy drinks and also can strengthen your immune system.

Be sure to consult your doctor about possible underlying causes of your symptoms before adding a supplement to your daily regimen.

Resources:

http://www.details.com/blogs/daily-details/2013/04/5-weird-signs-youre-vitamin-deficient.html

http://www.oprah.com/oprahradio/Vitamin-D-Deficiency

http://umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/supplement/vitamin-e 

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The Many Benefits of Vitamin E

The Many Benefits of Vitamin E

If you are reading this, you most likely want what is best for your body but are confused by all the different options out there. If you could get everything you need from a daily multivitamin, it would make things so much easier. Unfortunately, one single pill does not often achieve the things we hoped that it would. There is no “tailor made” multivitamin on the market for each and every individual. That is why it is important for you to customize your dietary regime. Vitamin E is no exception and it may be beneficial to consume more than the “daily recommended allowance” as seen on the label of common multivitamins.

If you know anything about Vitamin E, you know about its numerous health benefits.  One of the most popular benefits of Vitamin E is that it is a formidable antioxidant. This means that it   is capable of fighting the oxidation process that wreaks havoc on our cells.  Antioxidants are believed to lower the risk of heart disease, cancer, and memory loss. They are also believed to treat diabetes, combat diseases of the brain and nervous system, as well as improve physical endurance and muscle strength. The benefits of antioxidants are too numerous to mention and are often associated with Vitamin E.

Although it is rare for people to have a Vitamin E deficiency, it can occur in those who cannot properly absorb fat through the gut. This can be because of a particular surgery, cystic fibrosis, Crohn’s disease, malnutrition, or diets that are very low in fat. There are also specific genetic conditions that include AVED (Ataxia and Vitamin E deficiency) that could be to blame for a lack of Vitamin E. Infants can suffer from a deficiency as well if they had a very low birthrate or are taking formulas that are not fortified.

We can get Vitamin E from some of the foods that we eat. These foods include certain fruits, leafy green vegetables, eggs, red meat, nuts, vegetable oils, whole grains, and cereals that are fortified with vitamins. Although it is important to eat these foods in order to get the vitamin in its natural form, storing and cooking them can jeopardize the integrity of the vitamin. This is why a supplement can be quite important.

The Vitamin E supplement by Advanta Supplements is a great option. Their gel caps are made from D Alpha Tocopherol. This is one of the many forms of the vitamin available, and perhaps the most important form. This is because D Alpha Tocopherol is a natural form of Vitamin E, and is therefore absorbed into the body more quickly. Synthetic forms are not as quickly digested because our bodies prefer vitamins in their natural forms. To decipher between the natural and synthetic forms, look for the letter “d” on the label.  It indicates that it is the natural form. Synthetic forms have “dl” on the label. Each bottle of Advanta Supplements Vitamin E with D Alpha Tocopherol contains 100 gel caps.

Resource: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/vitamin-e/NS_patient-vitamine/DSECTION=evidence

 

 

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