Dear Health Conscious Reader,
I’ve seen firsthand how to revitalize the hearts of my patients who come to me seeking advice on overall health and well-being.
It may turn out to be what I believe is one of the most remarkable heart-related medical discovery of the last hundred years. It powers up your heart, giving you a renewed sense of energy, stamina and physical performance.
By providing your heart’s cells with the fuel they need to make energy, you keep your heart healthy and strong, making you feel younger.
Here’s how it works…
The phenomenal nutrient I’m talking about is the latest form of CoQ10. It’s helping my patients make unbelievable gains.
This relatively new, reduced form of CoQ10 supplies your heart with so much power you just don’t seem to slow down or get older.
When CoQ10 research started decades ago, the new reduced form of CoQ10 didn’t exist. Back then, CoQ10 was limited to the old, oxidized form and it had its limitations.
Part of the problem was absorption. The leading researchers found that people have a hard time absorbing and using CoQ10 as a supplement. It took an exceptionally large dose of CoQ10 to increase its level in the blood.
It wasn’t until this new, reduced form was discovered that we started having remarkable success.
I remember some of these patients were taking 450 mg of the old style and had blood levels of only 2.2 mcg/mL (micrograms per milliliter of blood). That’s too low to have a positive effect.
You see, one key to supporting the overall health of your heart is to also keep the blood level of CoQ10 consistently high.
And that’s what this new form of CoQ10 does. It’s in its most bioavailable reduced form, which makes it so much better absorbed. That means your blood levels stay higher, longer.
I remember when I recommended taking between 400 mg and 900 mg of the old, weak CoQ10 every 8 hours to keep people’s blood levels high enough. It worked but it was a very expensive option. They could easily go through a couple of bottles every three to four days.
With the new CoQ10 technology, most people can get all the heart-supporting power they need by taking it just once a day.
Traditionally, all CoQ10 supplements use the completely oxidized form of CoQ10. But once this gets into your system, your body has to convert it into the reduced form.
It’s this reduced form of CoQ10 that works miracles.
But as we’ve discovered, and I see this with my own patients, your ability to convert CoQ10 to its usable form starts to drop off as you age.
The new CoQ10 gives you up to 8 times higher absorption and keeps your blood levels higher over an extended period.
In one study using mice, the new CoQ10 was present in the blood at a 3.75-fold greater concentration after 8 hours. (A blood level of 4.5 mcg/ml after 8 hours of taking 100 mg.)1
So after 8 hours, the level of the reduced form of CoQ10 was almost 400 percent higher than the old kind of CoQ10. That’s a big difference!
To help keep your heart strong as you age it needs CoQ10.
That’s not hard to understand.
CoQ10 is essential for your heart cells to make the energy they need to keep going. And your heart uses a HUGE amount of energy. So it goes without saying your heart needs a HUGE amount of CoQ10.
But your supply drops as you age:2,3
• Heart: CoQ10 drops by 57%
• Heart Muscle Wall: CoQ10 drops by 72%
That’s a significant reduction in CoQ10. It’s no wonder your keeping your heart high in CoQ10 helps support overall heart health and energy.
The new CoQ10 makes it easy. Just one caplet a day. That’s it.
Just a small increase in your heart’s power can mean the difference in your overall health… between having the energy you want or feeling tired and run down.
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Are You Getting the Right Form of Vitamin E for Your Heart? Having followed the advance of CoQ10 for over 20 years, especially the development of the reduced form, I’m privy to some of the new ideas and new formulas that aren’t available to the rest of the country. For the first time, a new form of CoQ10 is packed with a little-known form of vitamin E called tocotrienols. This kind of vitamin E is specifically geared toward heart health. You won’t find this form of Vitamin E in any multi-vitamin. CoQ10 with tocotrienols is a major step forward. Combining the new, reduced form of CoQ10 with the heart-healthy form of vitamin E is your best bet to get the strongest possible pumping power. The two work synergistically together, giving you the highest level of energy and protection. The new form of CoQ10 with tocotrienols is on the cutting edge. You won’t find anything like it anywhere… I guarantee it. |
You can make this increase in power by taking the improved, reduced form of CoQ10.
Think for a moment about what makes your life worth living: your family, your friends, being able to travel, enjoying your hobbies, staying independent and full of life.
To stay in the game of life, give your heart what it craves.
The variable here is how much energy your heart gets.
When the cells in your heart get enough CoQ10, they stay young, giving you the ability to stay strong, mobile and full of energy.
After decades of research we now have a concentrated nutrient that powers up your entire body and keeps it going far longer than you ever imagined possible.
And that’s the whole point of anti-aging medicine: To keep the power of youth into old age.
That’s why I take the improved, reduced form of CoQ10 called Accel every day. It’s the one nutrient I plan to take indefinitely.
I recommend Accel to everyone. I give it to my family, my staff, my friends and colleagues. I believe in it so strongly because I’ve seen it work. Hundreds of times, in fact.
You can do this. It’s simply a matter of giving your cells the energy they need to keep you fit and vital as you age.
Twenty years ago, this was unheard of … today it’s a reality.
Getting older doesn’t have to be chore. You can enjoy youthful strength and vitality for the rest of your days. Starting today.
I take Accel every day and will for the rest of my life.
To Your Good Health,
Al Sears, MD
1 “CoQ10 reducing activity in rats,” Unpublished data provided by Dr. Mae
2 Kalén, A, Appelkvist, E.L., Dallner, G., “Age-related changes in the lipid compositions of rat and human tissues,” Lipids July 1989;24(7):579-84
3 Rosenfeldt, F.L., et al, “Coenzyme Q10 improves the tolerance of the senescent myocardium to aerobic and ischemic stress: studies in rats and in human atrial tissue,” Biofactors 1999;9(2-4):291-9
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* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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