Polvo de Ubiquinol Soluble en agua a granel

¿Qué es el polvo de Ubiquinol?

Ubiquinol, también conocido como coenzima Q10, está ampliamente presente en los animales y la mayoría de las bacterias y pertenece a una familia de coenzimas. Generalmente, contiene cadenas laterales compuestas de 6-10 unidades de isopreno, mientras que los mamíferos contienen 10 unidades, por lo que se le llama coenzima Q10. Fue descubierto por primera vez en 1957 por el profesor Frederick Crane de la universidad de Wisconsin en los Estados Unidos en la mitocondria de las células del corazón bovino. El Ubiquinol es soluble en lípidos, similar a las vitaminas, y puede ser sintetizpor el cuerpo humano. Participa principalmente en la respiración celular aeróbica y juega un papel importante en la transferencia de protones y la transferencia de electrones en la cadena respirhumana. Puede servir como un activador del metabolismo celular yla respiración, un importante antioxidante y potenciinmune no específico, y puede promover reacciones de fosforilación oxidy proteger la integridad estructural de biofilms.

La tecnología de primavera verde puede proporcionar un 10% de calidad alimentaria soluble en agua a granel de ubiquinol en polvo, que es fácil de absorber y utilizar. Se dispersa fácilmente en agua fría a 15 ° C para formar una emisión homóy estable de este polvo de ubiquinol Es libre de solventes y pesticidas, y cumple con las normas internacionales como la farmacopea europea, la farmacopea de los Estados Unidos, y la farmacopea japonesa. Como proveedor profesional de extractos de plantas, Green Spring's ubiquinol en polvo Otros productos a granel Ha obtenido certificde Halal, Kosher, COSMOS, entre otros. Primavera verde cuenta con un sistema de control de calidad integral, con trazabilidad de todos los procesos de producción y garantía de calidad de todos los productos. Podemos proporcionar informes de pruebas autorizados de terceros.

Especificaciones: 

Normativa:

Se ajusta a la normativa de la UE.

Benefits:

Scavenging Free Radicals, Antioxidant

Ubiquinol is a potent antioxidant and free radical scavenger that mitigates the harmful effects of oxidative stress. It improves skin bioavailability, tones the skin, increases the concentration of keratinised cells, and improves the antioxidant capacity of skin cells. It inhibits skin aging to achieve therapeutic effects on skin diseases such as dermatitis, acne, bedsores, and skin ulcers. Ubiquinol also promotes epithelial cell production and benign granulation tissue, prevents scar formation, and promotes scar repair. Inhibits the activity of phosphotyrosinase, preventing melanin as well as dark spot production. Reduces the depth of wrinkles and improves skin dullness. Increases the concentration of hyaluronic acid and improves the water content of the skin. It is effective in improving dull skin tone, reducing wrinkles, and restoring skin's original smoothness, elasticity, and moisture.

Enhancement of Human Immunity

As early as 1970, it was reported that the administration of ubiquinol to rats increased the activity of the body's immune cells in killing bacteria and stimulated an increase in the number of immunoglobulins and antibodies. Nikbakht et al. studied the effect of ubiquinol on the plasma of male athletes who took ubiquinol after consecutive competitions and found that the number of neutrophils in their plasma decreased significantly. Ubiquinol was found to be beneficial in protecting the immune system of athletes and strengthening the body's immunity. For normal people, taking ubiquinol orally after overexertion can improve fatigue and enhance the vitality of the body. Recent studies have shown that ubiquinol, as a non-specific immune enhancer, can play a good role in improving immunity and anti-tumor, and has a certain effect on advanced metastatic cancer.

Strong Cardiac Function

Ubiquinol is one of the most important substances in the human body, and its content in the heart muscle is very high. When it is deficient, it will cause insufficient function of the heart, resulting in poor blood circulation, reduced heart work capacity, and ultimately heart disease. Ubiquinol's main effect on the heart muscle is to promote cellular oxidative phosphorylation. Improves myocardial energy metabolism and reduces ischaemic damage to the myocardium. Increase cardiac blood output; improve chronic congestion and anti-arrhythmic effects, thereby protecting the heart muscle. Improve cardiac function and provide sufficient energy for the myocardium. Clinical studies have shown that more than 75% of patients with heart disease experience significant improvement in their condition after taking ubiquinol. Ubiquinol is a metabolic activator that activates cellular respiration. It can provide sufficient oxygen and energy to the heart muscle cells and brain cells so that the cells can maintain a good and healthy state.

Regulation of Blood Lipids

Lipid-lowering drug statins will block the body's autonomous synthesis of ubiquinol while lowering blood lipids. Therefore, people with high blood lipids must take ubiquinol when taking statins to have a better lipid-lowering effect. Ubiquinol can reduce the content of low-density lipoprotein (LDL), which is harmful to the human body, and prevent LDL from penetrating through the endothelial cells into the interstitial space of endothelial cells. It reduces the formation of lipids in the inner wall of the arteries and prevents lipids from forming atherosclerotic plaques in the inner lining of blood vessels. At the same time, it increases HDL activity, removes rubbish, toxins, and plaques formed in the inner wall of blood vessels in time, regulates blood lipids, and prevents the formation of atherosclerosis.

Applications:

In Pharmaceutical:

Ubiquinol powder has been used in Coenzyme Q10 solid preparations (tablets, capsules, soft capsules) as a raw material for pharmaceuticals. It is used as an adjuvant treatment for cardiovascular diseases (e.g. viral myocarditis, chronic cardiac insufficiency, etc.) and hepatitis.

For Health Product:

Ubiquinol and vitamin E have a synergistic effect on antioxidant function. Vitamin E can directly scavenge oxygen free radicals, while ubiquinol can regenerate the antioxidant effect of vitamin E. Therefore, ubiquinol powder is often paired with vitamin E in health foods.