7 reasons why Ubiquinol can improve fertility. And not just female fertility.
The active form of Coenzyme Q10, known as ubiquinol, has gained prominence in recent years for its powerful antioxidant action. But its impact on fertility goes beyond what many imagine. Here are 7 reasons, supported by studies, to consider supplementing with it if you are undergoing a fertility process.
It is a scientifically-proven tool to improve fertility comprehensively. If you are trying to conceive or undergoing fertility treatment, this supplement can make a big difference.
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1. Protect your reproductive cells from oxidative stress.
During ovulation and fertilization, eggs are exposed to a high level of oxidative stress. Ubiquinol acts as a shield, reducing this damage and supporting cell quality. As Dr. Braulio Peramo explains, "there is a constant struggle between oxidizing and antioxidant substances in the body, and ubiquinol can tip the scales in favor of cellular health."
2. Improves egg quality
Studies in women undergoing IVF treatments show that those who take ubiquinol have better oocyte quality and higher rates of successful embryo implantation. This is due to its action on mitochondrial function, which is key to producing energy in the egg cells.
3. Supports fertility in women with low ovarian reserve.
Research at the University of Toronto, published in The Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, found that ubiquinol supplementation helps increase the quantity and quality of eggs in women with low ovarian reserve, which improves results in fertility treatments.
4. It also improves male fertility.
It's not just for women. In men, ubiquinol has been shown to:
A study in Andrology showed positive results after only three months of supplementation, published in The Journal of Endocrinological Investigation.
5. Contributes to the healthy development of the embryo.
Embryonic development requires a great deal of energy. Ubiquinol improves cell division and embryonic viability by reducing oxidative stress and optimizing energy metabolism from the earliest stages.
6. It has scientific and medical backing.
Several studies, both in humans and in animal models, validate its effectiveness in assisted reproductive treatments. Furthermore, professionals such as Dr. Peramo emphasize that "ubiquinol can be a great ally in protecting reproductive cells and promoting a healthier environment for fertilization and embryonic development."
7. It is safe and easy to incorporate.
The recommended dose is usually between 100 and 300 mg daily , and is well tolerated by men and women. At Excellence Fertility, we offer Excellence Ubiquinol Kaneka™, a supplement that is biologically identical to what the body produces, made in Japan with superior quality standards and natural fermentation for greater stability.
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Coenzyme Q10 Ubiquinol Kaneka x3 units
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It is the most reduced form of the Coenzyme Q10 molecule found in all cellular systems and in almost all cells, tissues, and organs, including a woman's ovaries. CoQ10 performs several vital functions, including promoting energy production and neutralizing free radicals, preventing premature aging. Coenzyme Q10 levels tend to decline with age.
It's two capsules a day. For better absorption, we recommend one capsule with breakfast and the other with lunch.
Start taking it at least three months before the assisted reproductive treatment, because in the three months of egg development it helps them mature in an optimal environment with a good supply of energy to process the chromosomes correctly.
In men, three to six months is recommended because although new sperm are constantly produced inside the testicles, the complete regeneration process takes approximately 2 to 3 months.
No, it is recommended to discontinue the product once you have a positive pregnancy test.
