Coenzyme Q10

And offal, you know, if you don't like handling liver, and liver and heart are the main ones to feed.

Liver has vitamin A and D and zinc and manganese, and heart has taurine and CoQ10 and alpha-lipoic acid.

So kidneys, to a certain extent, are good as well, but the heart and liver are the main ones.

So you can just get dehydrated.

Now, there's two little helper molecules in that race.

One is the CoQ10 molecule.

The other one is called cytochrome C.

Now, in a healthy cell, think of the cytochrome C is supposed to catch and move the electrons along so that you can get ATP, cellular energy.

The water, the electrolytes, the lemon water, the supplements.

How many? 8, 12, 15, the vitamin D, the omega-3s, the probiotic, the magnesium, the ashwagandha, the CoQ10, something for your thyroid, something for your adrenals, something for your gut.

You're standing at the counter taking pills for 10 minutes.

Then breakfast, but not before noon if you're fasting.

Okay, so how do we refuel it?

Well, the most compelling evidence points to coenzyme Q10 or CoQ10.

Inside the mitochondria, there is a process called the electron transport chain.

You can think of it as a bucket brigade of enzymes passing electrons down a line to manufacture that ATP.

And CoQ10 is part of that brigade.

It is a vital worker in that brigade.

As reproductive aging progresses, the body's natural levels of CoQ10 just plummet.

The Bucky Brigade slows down.

That's what makes your mitochondria work.

And one is CoQ10.

You can supplement for that.

Another is glutathione.

And C60 is a mimic that does the job of both of those in one shot.

So when you, like, we have dozens of doctors which use our products as a protocol for their patients.

And they basically, for the key, you know, the key antioxidants and dodges ones, they get them on CoQ10, glutathione, and then the C60 covering SOD and catalase.

Because, you know, even if you put SOD in your bloodstream, there's no way to uptake it into your cells.

And it's not like a...

CoQ10 or some antioxidants like a flavonoid, for example, like your fruit and vegetables, those molecules kind of hold Oxidative stress, they kind of hold an electron like a hot potato and they kind of sequester it for a little while, but eventually it has to go someplace.

Plasmalogens break apart.

They're destroyed in the process of neutralizing oxidative stress.

Your periphery can use plant-based, but your brain cannot.

And so we make a special egg yolk oil version.

of the omega-9, omega-3 plasmodiums with egg yolk oil and other nutrients like CoQ10 and vitamin D3, K2, and make a bigger brain food, if you will, for that.

And so those are the nutritional components.

But here's the thing.

Micronized skins of, for instance, grapes, the seeds and skins of grapes, CoQ10, well, they make synthetic versions of that now.

That's kind of pervasive throughout the industry of supplements, right? Well, I wanted the skins and grapes, and luckily back then there was a lot of it out there, that was grown with numerous nutrients in the soil that allowed those grapes to have their antioxidant properties of CoQ10 and massive amounts of it, right? So, go down the line of all the berries, go down the line of all the fruits and those types of things with the antioxidant properties in all of them.

That's basically what I put together at the time, along with the silver and the copper.

It cleaned my system so quickly that in 10 days I could breathe.