LIMITLESS CONCEIVE Q ORIGINAL 30 CHEWABLE TABLETS
Description of LIMITLESS CONCEIVE Q ORIGINAL 30 CHEWABLE TABLETS:
Limitless consive tablets for women and men.support normal fertility and reproduction
INGREDIENTS IN LIMITLESS CONCEIVE Q ORIGINAL 30 CHEWABLE TABLETS:
serveing per container :15
serving size:2 chewable tablets
amount per serving:
calories 8
protein <1%
myo- Dchiro inositol 2000mg
alpha-lactalbumin
methyl-folate 400Mg
zinc 22mg
co enzyme q 10 cyclodextrin
this produt doesn’t contain caffeine,heavy metals,wheat,gluten,corn,soy and eggs
Direction of use:
for adult take 2 chewable tablets daily preferably with ameal or as recommended by your doctor.
Co Q 10 in fertility:
Coenzyme Q10 (or CoQ10 for short) is a vitamin-like compound suggested to enhance both male and female fertility. It can be found in foods such as meats, fish, nuts, and vegetable oils as well as dairy products, vegetables, fruits, and cereal albeit at lower levels. It can also be taken in supplement form as ubiquinol or ubiquinone.Here we will explain a bit more about its role in the human body, how this relates to male and female reproduction and what evidence there is to support its role as a supplement to aid fertility
As we age oxidative damage in cells accumulates, leading to increased reactive oxygen species in oocytes. Mitochondria in particular are a sensitive site for oxidative damage impeding their function and impairing fertility.
CoQ10 supplementation has been shown to restore oocyte mitochondrial function and fertility during reproductive ageing (2). High follicular fluid CoQ10 level is associated with optimal embryo development and higher pregnancy rates (3). Oral supplementation with 200mg has been found to result in a significant increase in active CoQ10 level in follicular fluid of women over 35 years of age undergoing IVF which may support egg quality and improved oxidative metabolism and therefore fertility in this group of women (4).
CoQ10 for Egg Quality and Female Fertility:
Women at any age can suffer from reduced ovarian reserve or poor ovarian response, the main cause has not been elucidated however, oxidative stress is proposed as an important contributor to this condition. A study investigating the antioxidant effects of CoQ10 found that itimproved ovarian reserve to stimulation and embryological parameters in young women undergoing IVF-ICSI cycles .
The antioxidant effects of CoQ10 could also be beneficial for women with pcos. The presumed cause of PCOS in most cases is insulin resistance, of which oxidative stress plays a key role in the development. CoQ10 supplementation for 12 weeks in people with PCOS has been shown to elicit beneficial effects on glucose metabolism and cholesterol levels in these people.
Males(COQ10):
The energy producing role of mitochondria is integral for optimal sperm function, in particular for motility. Oxidative stress is also a major cause of DNA damage in sperm. CoQ10 can therefore play a role in promoting male fertility (7). In sub fertile men 200–300mg/day of CoQ10 has been shown to improve sperm concentration, density and motility (8).
Evidence suggests that in males, supplementation in the dose range of 200-600mg/day (9) is more effective than food sources (10) of CoQ10 in improving sperm parameters. While supplementation has been deemed successful in improving sperm concentration and motility it has yet to be shown if this translates into increased live birth or pregnancy rates
side effects OF COQ10:
- Taking 100 mg daily of CoQ10 has caused mild insomnia in some people.
- Taking 300 mg daily for an extended amount of time may cause elevated liver enzymes.
- Other side effects from CoQ10 may include nausea, upper abdominal pain, irritability, headache, and fatigue.
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Does coenzyme Q10 supplementation improve fertility outcomes in women undergoing assisted reproductive technology procedures?
Oral supplementation of CoQ10 may increase CPR when compared with placebo or no-treatment, in women with infertility undergoing ART procedures, without an effect on LBR or MR.