Monday, February 26, 2018

Top 8 CoQ10 Benefits! by Dato’ Dr Rajbans Singh

This is the third of a series of six articles in which Shaklee collaborates with Dato’ Dr Rajbans Singh, to jointly inspire more Malaysians to achieve better nutrition and wellness.

Who is Dato’ Dr Rajbans Singh? 

He's actually the President of Malaysian Wellness Society. I always love to listen to him on the radio early in the morning because he shared a lot of great health tips to the listeners.  

This time, I am so happy to see him appeared in the Shaklee Bulletin for the month of Feb 2018, sharing with us the top 8 benefits of CoQ10. 

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), also known as ubiquinone comes in two forms: ubiquinol, the active antioxidant form, and ubiquinone, the oxidised form in which the body partially converts to ubiquinol. It exists everywhere in the body. Although CoQ10 behaves like a vitamin, its primary role serves as a catalyst in certain reactions. Thus, it is not considered a true vitamin because it is synthesised in the cells. CoQ10 is a natural supplement required for many important functions in the body. However, a lot us do not realise that CoQ10 decreases as we age which may then lead to other health implications.

Benefit #1: Energy Production 

CoQ10 acts as a catalyst in the chain of chemical reactions that create adenosine triphosphate (ATP), a compound that yields the energy needed by cells to function. Due to Coenzyme’s role in energy production, it stands to reason that a low concentration of this substance is detrimental to health in general. CoQ10 is most abundant in organs that require a large supply of energy especially the heart, liver and immune system. 



Benefit #2: CoQ10 Antioxidant Powers 

Like a number of other vitamins, CoQ10 is an antioxidant. Similar in structure to vitamin E, another antioxidant, CoQ10 has been shown to scavenge harmful free radicals and thus may help prevent cell damage in a variety of conditions. 







Benefit #3: Parkinson’s Disease 

Early research suggests that high doses of CoQ10 might be beneficial for people in the early stages of this progressive disorder of the nervous system that affects movement














Benefit #4: Cardiovascular Health 

Most of the research on CoQ10 involves the heart, since this nutrient is most concentrated in that organ. CoQ10 is beneficial for heart health in many ways. It assists in maintaining the normal oxidative state of LDL cholesterol, helps assure circulatory health and supports optimal functioning of heart muscle. CoQ10 may also help support the health of vessel walls as well as help reduce blood pressure. Some research also suggests that when combined with other nutrients, CoQ10 might aid recovery in people who might have had bypass and heart valve surgeries. 


Benefit #5: Physical Performance 

CoQ10 is involved in energy production. It is believed that this supplement can improve your physical performance. Some research has also shown that CoQ10 may assist in reducing headaches / migraines as evidenced by work done at Mayo clinic. 






Benefit #6: Statin-induced Myopathy 

Statins reduce the formation of CoQ10 in the body and causes muscle weakness. Thus, taking CoQ10 supplements can help reduce the muscle weakness. 







Benefit #7: CoQ10 Benefits On Skin Health 
CoQ10 being an antioxidant aids in skin health. It also supports the health of vessel walls, hence improving blood supply to the skin. 























Benefit #8: Fertility 

CoQ10 improves sperm motility in men and by its antioxidant properties, improves blood supply. As such, CoQ10 increases fertility in both men and women. 










Though our body can produce CoQ10, the ability starts to decline around age 20 and enters a tailspin at the age of 40 and so on until age 80. That is why is it very important to supplement our body with CoQ10 everyday. 


Some of you may be thinking that you can get all these from the normal diet that you are taking everyday. But do you have any idea how much food do you actually need to consume in order to meet the standard amount of CoQ that a healthy body need? 


The recommended daily CoQ10 intake per day is 100 mg. But how much is 100 mg if we are taking it from our daily diet?

100 tablespoons of canola oil
3 kg of red meat
100 cups of boiled broccoli
3.3 kg of peanut butter

Wow! Can you actually eat 100 cups of boiled broccoli in a day? 

Shaklee CoQ10 is called CoQ-Trol. What is so special about our CoQ-trol? 

Shaklee CoQ-Trol now comes with 100 mg of CoQ10, Resveratrol (great antioxidants) and Tocopherol (Vitamin E). 


Wanna give CoQ-Trol a try? 

Feel free to contact Mommy F for more info and attractive deal. 

Dr. Mommy F
Senior Coordinator

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