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Healthy
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HeartLight CoQ10 &
L-Carnitine
Co Q10 and L-Carnitine
Heart-Healthy Supplement
Heart-Healthy
Co Q10
The
synergistic combination of L-Carnitine and CoQ10 is closely linked to
the role they have in the biochemistry of energy. Both are naturally
occurring substances that are found in virtually all cells of the human
body and represent two of the most important factors in metabolic energy
enhancement. Their combination not only supports the metabolism of fats,
carbohydrates and proteins, but also provides and supports the
production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), the "energy of life". A
deficiency of L-Carnitine and CoQ10 are deficiencies in energy.
Quite
simply, L-Carnitine delivers the fuel and CoQ10 helps burn it. By
combining them together, the utilization of CoQ10 increases
significantly, up to three times the effectiveness.
As we age, the production of both CoQ10
and L-Carnitine decrease and relative deficiencies may appear overtime.
Although abundant in grains, legumes and most meat, CoQ10 is often
destroyed through processing and cooking. L-Carnitine, while available
in meats, must be synthesized by the body from the amino acids lysine
and methionine, and B1, B6, niacin, vitamin C and iron.
Information on L-Carnitine
L-Carnitine is used by the body to
transport long chain fatty acids to the mitochondria in your cells,
where it is burned for energy. Since this fat burning is such a major
source of muscular energy, deficiencies in Carnitine are manifested as
low energy levels and muscular weakness. They can also appear as mental
confusion or cloudiness, heart pain and weight gain. Since the
only dietary source of L-Carnitine is meat, vegans and vegetarians,
especially athletic vegetarians are most susceptible to Carnitine
deficiency.
Information on CoQ10
Coenzyme Q10 sparks the mitochondrial
energy production that runs all vital body functions. Thus, processes
such as the mechanical beating of the heart and the electrical spiking
of the brain must go on continually to preserve the body and the cells
of the body. Energy must continually generate energy to support these
processes. This steady stream of energy for the "higher-level" body
processes depends absolutely on each cell's having adequate levels of
CoQ10 with which to provide this energy.
The body's manufacture of CoQ10 is a
complex and demanding process. It takes place in the liver, and at least
three different classes of starting molecules are required, at least 15
different reactions are necessary (each catalyzed by an enzyme), as well
as a large number of cofactor substances. This makes CoQ10 expensive for
the body to produce, in that all the component parts must be available
in sufficient quantities at the same time.
As we age, the body's digestion
capabilities diminish and the metabolism of fuels becomes significantly
less efficient. One of the major contributing factors in excessive
fatigue in the elderly is the lack of CoQ10 in the cells of the body.
The body no longer has sufficient energy to make the energy! The
solution is to take L-Carnitine and CoQ10 natural supplements to get to
the heart of the matter.
Each
HeartLight Vegetable Capsule Provides 50 mg CoQ10, 300 mg L-Carnitine and 30
IU Natural Vitamin E (d -alpha tocopheryl succinate) in a 140 mg base of
Hawthorn Flowers & Leaves 8:1 extract and
Aulterra.
Available in 30 or 60 vegetable capsules.
Some of the Benefits of CoQ10 and L Carnitine
Combination Can Provide:
Cardiovascular Health:
As an Antioxidant:
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Protects against cellular oxidative
damage from free radicals
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Corrects Vitamin E deficiency
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Protects against the adverse effects
of drugs, especially adrianycin (used in cancer treatment) tricyclic
anti-depressants, beta-blockers
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Improved immunity especially in its
decline from aging
Other Possible Health Benefits of
Coenzyme Q10:
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Increased production of ATP, which is
responsible for all the energy transactions in the entire body
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Weight Loss including cellulite
reduction
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