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IM CoQ10 Booster

Type

IV Vitamin Therapy

Duration

10 min

An intramuscular injection of Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), a compound found in every cell that plays a key role in mitochondrial energy production and antioxidant defence. CoQ10 levels naturally decline with age and can be depleted by statin medications.

Coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinone) is a fat-soluble compound present in the mitochondria of every cell, where it plays an essential role in the electron transport chain — the final stage of cellular energy (ATP) production. It also functions as a lipid-soluble antioxidant, protecting cell membranes from oxidative damage. CoQ10 is synthesised by the body, but production declines with age. Additionally, statin medications (used to manage cholesterol) inhibit the mevalonate pathway, which produces both cholesterol and CoQ10, leading to reduced CoQ10 levels as a side effect. Symptoms of CoQ10 depletion can include muscle weakness, fatigue, and reduced exercise tolerance. Oral CoQ10 supplements have limited bioavailability due to the molecule's large size and fat-soluble nature. IM delivery provides a more reliable absorption pathway, ensuring the active compound reaches the bloodstream. The injection takes under 10 minutes. It is popular among older adults, statin users, and those interested in mitochondrial support as part of a longevity-focused protocol. CoQ10 IM boosters complement NAD+ infusions for clients pursuing a comprehensive cellular energy programme.

Key Details

Nutrient
Coenzyme Q10
Focus
Mitochondrial energy and antioxidant support
Delivery
Intramuscular injection
Duration
Under 10 minutes

Who Is This For?

Statin users, older adults with declining CoQ10 levels, and anyone interested in mitochondrial and cellular energy support

What's Included

IM CoQ10 injection
Registered nurse administration
Quick session (under 10 minutes)

Preparation Required

No special preparation required. Can be combined with other treatments in the same visit.

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