Are there any other nutritious additives besides arginine and citruline in this product? (e.g. CoQ10?)
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this stuff can and will do lots of good for your heart beside just nutritious.
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I asked the same question when I started these. It is food based folate rather than folic acid which is an additive. I believe it says spinach, broccoli, etc. check out the pure synergy website for more of the veggies that are in it!
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Coenzyme Q10, often abbreviated CoQ10, is found in all the cells of your body. It occurs in two forms: Ubiquinone and unbiquinol. Supplements labeled as CoQ10 are the ubiquinone form. Ubiquinone helps the body create energy, while ubiquinol acts as an antioxidant that helps protect cells from the damage of free radicals. Ubiquinol vs. CoQ10 According to "The Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine," ubiquinol is easier to absorb than CoQ10. Suzy Cohen, RPh, author of "Diabetes Without Drugs: The 5-Step Program to Control Blood Sugar Naturally," recommends ubiquinol if you are over 30, or have heart disease or acid reflux, but CoQ10 is acceptable if you are in good health. "TotalHealth Magazine" concurs ubiquinol is more bioavailable, but disagrees it is better, since both forms of CoQ10 can convert to the other whenever your body requires. CoQ10 is an acceptable, affordable alternative to ubiquinol for most people. Hopefully, this will answer your question. Al
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According to the label, there aren't any other ingredients. It's L-Arginine (Free-Form), Pharmaceutical Grade.
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There is a proliferation of marketing and self- promoting statements on the internet making it hard to distinguish fact from marketing. Co-q10 is very much a part of this. Here is an excerpt from Wikipedia (an unbiased resource on this matter) about the 2 forms of co-q10, ubiquinol and ubiquinone: Bioavailability It is well-established that CoQ10 is not well absorbed into the body, as has been published in many peer-reviewed scientific journals.[5] Since the ubiquinol form has two additional hydrogens, it results in the conversion of two ketone groups into hydroxyl groups on the active portion of the molecule. This causes an increase in the polarity of the CoQ10 molecule and may be a significant factor behind the observed enhanced bioavailability of ubiquinol. Taken orally, ubiquinol exhibits greater bioavailability than ubiquinone.[6] However, there are authorities that dispute whether ubiquinol is more bioavailable in practice rather than in theory compared to CoQ10 supplements because those have their CoQ10 molecules dissolved in lipid micelles, which then deliver their cargo to the plasma membrane in the intestinal wall. There they dissolve via simple diffusion in the intestinal cells, then onto the lymphatic vessels, and then into the venous system. Since ubiquinol and CoQ10 are redox pairs and can and are rapidly inter-converted in the body, it is not clear that ubiqinol's more hydrophilic nature compared to CoQ10 is of practical significance.[7] Please see for yourself by visiting co-q10 on the Wikipedia site and look under bioavalability. I hope this helps!
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Dear customer, Thank you for your interest on our item. We are apologized that this list is listing for COENZYME Q10, EGF, Sea Weed, Arbutin, ALOE, HERB, PEARL, PHYTONCIDE, ROYAL JELLY, AND random only. If you request for Green Caviar then we could replace for random. If you have any further question, please let us know. Thank you and have a great day! It does not have arbutin, but have caviar and
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Ubiquinol is the bioactive form of CoQ10. They are used interchangeably in supplementation.
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I also use this and am looking for a less expensive equivalent, I noticed the address on jars for both products look the same so I checked the full ingredients on the Viralys website and found the same ingredients as in the Tomlyn product, see for yourself... http://vetoquinolus.naccvp.com/product/basic/view/1005047 and... http://www.tomlyn.com/products/cat/vitamins-immune-support/immune-support-l-lysine-powder (find the Lysine powder)
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Yes, here is a full nutrition list in case you wanted to see if it has anything: http://www.l-arginine.com/health.php
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There's no information on the bottle labeling or their online sites; however based on the ingredient list as well as the caloric count of competitors' CoQ10 capsules, I wouldn't expect there to be more than 8-10 calories per capsule (at the most). For those concerned with calories or fat content -- you might want to note that it is recommended that you take it with food containing fat for best absorption.
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I believe you asked whether this is the liquid form of CoQ10 and the answer is YES. The product is 100% natural and made from fermentation. Two teaspoons (10ml) contains 100mg of CoQ10. We have used this product regularly with no side effects. I am not certain there is a recommended level, but this amount has worked well for my wife and me.
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I happen to have a bottle on me..: Arginine, citruline, creatine ethyl-ester malate, tyrosine, taurine. This stuff works really well and is incredibly cheap for what I get out of it
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Contains: Cobalamin 1000mcg-this is not the more absorbable Methylcobalamin which is active coenzyme form of B-12. Other ingredients: Mannitol-insignificant amount of sugar alcohol, Vegetable magnesium stearate, Vegetable stearic acid, Vegetable cellulose, Natural cherry flavor w/other natural flavors. When I need the detailed ingredients or doses, I go straight to Vitacost.com and see if they have it and if they carry it, you can get the detailed information under that item. I normally order the Methylcobalamin B-12 so I made a mistake in ordering these and never got around to returning it. I think when I did the review on this item, I reviewed it thinking it was the Methylcobalamin. Good luck!
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Not sure. But, I know only very few companies use BioIdentical CoEnzyme Q10 that's been actually used in Humans at NIH and FDA. Check out Nature Made and Quinol brands of CoEnzyme Q10. I personally use a product called Healthy Circulation Support by PVK research that uses BioIdentical CoEnzyme Q10 thats used at NIH. It provides me 100 mg of CoEnzyme Q10, 100% Vitamins A,B,C,D,E,K,Ca etc..per dose for the same price and its been very good on my body. You may check them at link below: http://www.amazon.com/HEALTHY-CIRCULATION-SUPPORT-MULTI-VITAMIN-PHYTOSTEROLS/dp/B00JHU0TVE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1423006106&sr=8-2&keywords=pvk+research+innovations
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This looks to be a comprehensive breakdown but I don't see potassium mentioned in it.http://krilloil.com/docs/QCP-Report-Omega3-Viva-Labs-Krill-Oil.pdf
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I am sorry, but I had to discontinue using this product due to other ingredients that were in it. I do not have it anymore. I am sure Garden of Life will respond if you e-mail them.
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I had to go back to using Nature's Plus Red Yeast and buy a good CoQ10 separately. It really makes a difference.Good luck.