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Heart Health Support
With age, CoQ10 production decreases, and some chronic heart diseases have been linked to CoQ10 deficiencies. Research shows this vital, essential nutrient promotes powerful cardiovascular health and antioxidant support and is the ultimate heart and blood pressure booster, fighter, and protector.2-8
Energy Production Support
Oxidative stress can inhibit your muscle function and exercise performance. Not to worry - studies have shown that CoQ10 can decrease oxidative stress at a cellular level, improve mitochondrial functions, increase energy capacity and even decrease fatigue. 9-15
Nutrition for Vital Organs
The highest concentrations of CoQ10 are in the heart, kidneys, lungs, brain, and liver. These vital organs are most susceptible to oxidative stress and damage, which could lead to brain disease, asthma, inflammation, and even depletion in tissue oxygenation. Research shows CoQ10 helps protect your organs from possible disease. 16-21
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ANTIOXIDANT ENZYME BOOSTER
CELLULAR DETOXIFICATION
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Frequently Asked Questions
WHAT ARE THE OTHER INGREDIENTS INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT?
Ubiquinol is the electron-rich, active form of Coenzyme (CoQ10), and is vital for cellular health and normal organ function. In addition to the all-natural yeast-fermented and bio-identical Kaneka Ubiquinol®️ Q30 we use in our formula, Bioperine®️ (Black Pepper Extract) is also included in our supplement to help with absorption rates.
DO I NEED TO TAKE THIS SUPPLEMENT WITH A MEAL?
We recommend taking Pattern Wellness CoQ10 with food and water.
IS THIS GLUTEN-FREE?
Yes, our Pattern Wellness CoQ10 supplement is free of gluten, as well as dairy, soy, preservatives, and GMOs. Our CoQ10 capsules are vegetarian, so these supplements are great for those with dietary restrictions.
WILL IT INTERFERE WITH OTHER MEDICINES OR SUPPLEMENTS?
The ingredients included in our CoQ10 supplement are generally considered safe. Pattern Wellness CoQ10 is an all-natural heart and blood pressure support formula and is not meant to be used as a replacement for prescribed medications. It is intended for use by healthy adults over the age of 18.
If you have a pre-existing condition, take prescription medications, or have any medical concerns, please always consult your physician first before starting any new supplements.
HOW SHOULD I STORE MY PATTERN WELLNESS COQ10?
Store bottles in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture for optimal shelf-life.
DOES PATTERN WELLNESS USE FILLERS, BINDERS, OR ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS?
Pattern Wellness prides itself on providing natural, clean products without using fillers, artificial sweeteners, or binders.
Every order of Pattern Wellness CoQ10 comes with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee and has been rigorously tested for purity, safety, and effectiveness.