StatiQinon is the latest innovation from Pharma Nord UK and features a unique formulation of Red Yeast Rice, ALA (Alpha Linolenic Acid), and coenzyme Q10 to reduce cholesterol naturally. It is the perfect supplement to recommend to customers who are concerned about cholesterol, but who have not started taking statin drugs yet or who are worried about potential side effects from medication. StatiQinon is completely natural and is made to pharmaceutical standards. StatiQinon is a natural supplement that is useful for anyone who wants to keep their cholesterol levels in the normal range and maintain good cardiovascular health.
How does StatiQinon work?
Co-enzyme Q10: is stored in the mitochondria (power house) of every cell and is responsible for the production of energy. Tissues with a high-energy requirement such as the heart, muscles and liver contain more mitochondria within their cells. Coenzyme Q10 is also an important antioxidant and protects cell membranes from the damaging effects of free radicals.
Red yeast rice: contains 14 active compounds called monacolins, which have been shown to inhibit the synthesis of cholesterol.
ALA: May help reduce the build of fats in the arteries thus reducing cholesterol and triglycerides.
StatiQinon® is a new formulation product containing coenzyme Q10, Red Yeast Rice and ALA (Alpha-linolenic acid). Coenzyme Q10 is a vitamin-like compound which practically all cells in the human body depend on in order to produce energy. Coenzyme Q10 is an important antioxidant and protects cell membranes from the damaging effects of free radicals. Red yeast rice, a dietary staple in some Asian countries, is yeast cultivated on rice. It contains 14 active compounds called monacolins, which have been shown to inhibit the synthesis of cholesterol. ALA stands for alpha-linolenic acid and is a type of omega-3 fatty acid that is found in plants. ALA may help reduce the build-up of fats in the arteries thus reducing cholesterol and triglycerides.
Nutritional:
What is important is the ratio or balance between HDL and LDL. The more LDL and the less HDL you have, the worse off you are. On the other hand, a situation with relatively high HDL and low LDL is considered healthy. Factors that contribute to healthy HDL levels include exercise, a modest alcohol intake, and certain foods such as fish, because of their omega-3 content.
What happens when you lower your cholesterol levels?
If you suspect that your LDL levels are too high, or if you have specifically been diagnosed with the problem, measures should be taken toward reducing LDL in order to:
Reduce or stop the formulation of new cholesterol plaques on the artery wall
Reduce existing cholesterol plaques on the artery walls and widen the arteries
Prevent the rupture of cholesterol plaques that may otherwise become detached and wedge themselves in narrow passages in the blood vessels, including the brain and heart.
