Singularis Superior Coenzyme Q10 Forte + B1 120mg 60 capsules

The dietary supplement Singularis Coenzyme Q10 forte + B1 is a product that complements the diet with coenzyme Q10, thiamine, and lecithin. Its composition is simple, without the addition of dangerous or suspicious substances. It is particularly recommended for athletes and middle-aged and older people.

The coenzyme Q10 has very strong antioxidant properties. It therefore helps the body fight oxidative stress, which has many negative health consequences. It can cause organ dysfunction, lead to many serious diseases, and accelerate the aging process.

The coenzyme Q10 is a compound whose clinical properties have been very well studied. One study suggests that CoQ10 may protect against neuronal damage caused by ischemia, atherosclerosis, or toxic damage.

It has also been shown that CoQ10 supplementation has beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system. It can reduce the level of fibrosis in the cardiovascular system, to which elderly people are prone.

The thiamine is the first of the B vitamins. It is found in cereal products. It is notably found in cereal products and legumes, pork meat, fish, cereals, and lentils.

Thiamine contributes to the maintenance of normal energy metabolism [ID: 21]. It influences energy formation in mitochondria, as it is a cofactor for enzymes involved in many metabolic changes.

Vitamin B1 promotes the functioning of the brain and nervous system. It participates in the synthesis of neurotransmitters and the myelin sheath, which allows the conduction of nerve impulses. It also influences the maintenance of cognitive functions and participates in the normal course of psychological functions [ID: 205].

In summary, Singularis Coenzyme Q10 forte + B1 is a dietary supplement source of coenzyme Q10, vitamin B1, and lecithin. Its formulation is simple and does not contain artificial or harmful substances. It is convenient to take in capsule form.

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