Have you ever wondered how long you’re going to live? The potential answer can be found in the energy-producing cellular powerhouses called mitochondria.

According to a growing number of cell biologists, the number and functionality of the mitochondria specifically determine an individual’s life span.^1-3

When we’re young, we are relatively protected against mitochondrial deterioration. As we age, however, changes within our cells lead to the destruction of mitochondria paving the way for aging and disease.^4-8

For a strong heart and cellular energy levels. Help your hard-working organs produce the energy they need to thrive with our well-absorbed ubiquinol CoQ10 formula, augmented with shilajit.

PQQ’s benefits stem from our special formula, which is designed to promote healthy mitochondria, the cellular structures that produce energy needed by the entire body.

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