Why Q10 Ubiquinol from Medicom?
QH MONO 50 mg or 100 mg
✓ Original Ubiquinol (QH) Kaneka™ - bioactive Q10 capsules, best brand quality
✓ Higher bioavailability than conventional Coenzyme Q10
✓ 100% pure natural Ubiquinol (QH) from yeast fermentation
✓ Available with 50 mg and 100 mg dosage
✓ Manufactured to the highest purity and quality standards
✓ Stable oil-dissolved Ubiquinol (QH) in softgel capsules
✓ Easy to swallow
Brand quality from Kaneka™
✓ In 2005, after a long time, scientists from Kaneka™ succeeded in producing Ubiquinol (QH) safely and stably
✓ Thanks to an innovative process, Ubiquinol (QH) can be incorporated into softgel capsules, which allows for particularly convenient intake
✓ Kaneka™ is the only manufacturer worldwide that guarantees solid and controlled quality of Ubiquinol (QH)
✓ Look for the Kaneka™ quality seal when purchasing products with Ubiquinol
Ubiquinol or Ubiquinone – the difference
Coenzyme Q10 exists in two forms:
- Ubiquinone (Q10, the oxidized form), as found in many supplements. The body must first convert this form into ubiquinol.
- Ubiquinol (QH, the reduced, active form), as it is directly present in our QH capsules. The body can use this form immediately.
Therefore, bioactive Q10 capsules may be the better choice, especially for people over 40 or with increased stress, as the conversion ability of ubiquinone may be limited.
Can the need for Ubiquinol (QH) be met through diet?
Ubiquinol (QH) is naturally found in fatty fish, meat, nuts, soy, whole grains, and legumes. However, the amounts in these foods are comparatively small, making it difficult to meet daily requirements through diet alone without consuming excessive quantities. (Source: Kaneka™)
Ubiquinol (QH) for heart failure and cholesterol
A 2020 study shows that the combination of bioactive Q10 (Ubiquinol) with statins can be beneficial for chronic heart failure and high cholesterol levels. Ubiquinol (QH) can help reduce muscle damage and improve heart function. Therapy with statins and Ubiquinol (QH) is useful for patients with heart problems.
(Kloer et al., in Heart, Lung & Circ., 2020 Feb; 29 (2): 188–195.)
Postmenopause and bioactive Q10 (Ubiquinol)
A Spanish study from 2019 investigated the influence of Ubiquinol (QH) on the quality of life, health status, mood, and skin in postmenopausal women. In women aged 45 to 65 who took 100 mg of Ubiquinol (QH) daily for three months, a significant improvement in quality of life was observed, particularly in general health status.
There were also positive effects on mood and skin. Overall, according to the researchers, bioactive Q10 (Ubiquinol) offers a promising way to improve the quality of life in postmenopausal women.
(Clinical study, 2019, Palacios et al., Palacios Institute for Women's Medicine and Health, Madrid.)
Antioxidant Ubiquinol (QH) slows down aging process
A Japanese study from 2020 showed that Ubiquinol (QH) slows down certain aging processes. By strengthening and regenerating the mitochondria, not only the heart but also organs such as the ears and eyes benefit. The antioxidant bioactive Q10 can reduce oxidative stress in the mitochondria.
(Matsumoto University, Sawashita, J., et al., 2020.)
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