Recently, scientists have uncovered a significant contributing factor to aging: the degradation of mitochondria.

Present within every human cell, mitochondria generate the energy our bodies need to function efficiently. When enough mitochondria become damaged, or their quantities diminish, they are not able to produce sufficient energy to keep all the organs going. The result?
Less energy. Foggy thinking. Accelerated cellular aging.

Interestingly, mitochondria have their own DNA
that is different from regular, nuclear DNA (nDNA). nDNA is encased in a protective protein coating. But mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is naked. That means it's much more vulnerable to free radical damage. And guess where free radicals are generated? That's right, in the mitochondria. Adding insult to injury, mtDNA is not equipped with the same repair mechanisms as nDNA. As a result, mtDNA suffers more than 10x the damage that nDNA does.

Most anti-aging supplements, such as CoQ10 and L-carnitine, simply provide or transport fuel to the mitochondria. They do not actually affect mitochondrial function. If a car's engine is not functioning properly, will it suddenly work better if you give it more gas?

is different.

is an essential nutrient that has actually been demonstrated to modulate both the quantity and function of mitochondria in animal models.* Additionally,

has been shown to protect the mito-
chondria from damage in test tube and animal studies.*

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Since aging has been linked to mitochondrial degradation, if we can limit the
damage to mitochondria, we may slow the aging process.*

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Since mitochondrial degradation causes nerve cell injury, by protecting the mitochondria we are also protecting nerve cells.

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Because the mitochondria are responsible for producing energy, preserving mitochondrial function means more energy is available for physical activity. *

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As the brain uses more energy than any other organ of the body, it is utterly dependent on the mitochondria for fuel. A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled published human clinical trial found that daily supple-
ment with 20mg of oral

ntrate in healthy adults
compared with placebo.*

has been the subject of over 175 different published studies. While it had been researched for decades, it wasn't until 2003 that

was proven to be essential for normal biochemical functions, meaning the body would shut down without it. Writing in the prestigious journal Nature, researchers wrote:

"On the basis of our demonstration of its molecular function,
we propose that

should be classified as a new B
vitamin, joining niacin/ nicotinic acid (vitamin B3) and
riboflavin (vitamin B2)."

Like all vitamins,

is a natural part of the food supply, occurring in soybeans, parsley, green peppers, spinach and green tea, among other foods and beverages. Because it is water-soluble (dissolves in water),
the body uses only what it needs at anyone time and excretes the rest, meaning there is no chance of accumulation.

has been subjected to numerous safety tests and passed with flying colors. Even at three times
the normal dosage,

showed no toxicity in humans.

We all want to live longer, healthier lives. To experience more energy on a daily basis. To feel like we're operating at our physical and mental best. Unfortunately, the older we get, the more that goal seems to slip from
our grasp.

But here's the good news. While aging was once thought to be inevitable, new research reveals there are specific reasons why we age ... and indicates that if we can intervene in these degradative processes, we can
slow down - and possibly even reverse - aging.

If you want to slow the aging process, boost your energy level and improve your cognitive function, make

a part of your daily vitamin regimen.*

Serving Size: 1 capsule
Servings Per Container: 30

Amount Per Serving

% Daily Value

Pyrroloquinoline quinone disodium salt (

) as

†  Daily value not established

Other ingredients: rice flour, vegetable cellulose, vegetable magnesium

This product is suitable for vegetarians and gluten-free.