Pure TheraPro Rx MicroActive CoQ10 with MicroPQQ + Shilajit

MicroActive® CoQ10 Enhanced with MicroPQQ® + Shilajit is a triple-action heart health and cellular energy support formula specifically designed to support mitochondrial structure and function while supporting energy production. This unique complex contains highly bioavailable micronutrient forms which are universally absorbed much more effectively when compared to standard CoQ10 & PQQ alone. The combined ingredients are clinically-studied with results showing support for short-term memory, focus and cognitive health. MicroActive® CoQ10 (24-hour sustained release) is more universally bioavailable, thereby improving its ability to deliver both maintenance and therapeutic doses of CoQ10. It has been proven to double CoQ10 serum levels in 3 weeks among 100% of subjects, making it 3x more bioavailable than crystalline CoQ10. MicroPQQ® supports mitochondrial structure and function, and is 2x better absorbed than other forms of PQQ due to its 9+ hour sustained release profile. PrimaVie® is an organic, purified Shilajit from the Himalayan mountains, rich in Fulvic Acid to maximize your body’s absorption of CoQ10 & PQQ. PrimaVie® shilajit is a nutrient that has been shown to double levels of CoQ10 in mitochondria. Combining CoQ10 and shilajit produced a 56% increase in energy production in the brain-40% better than CoQ10 alone. And in muscle cells there was a 144% increase in energy production (ATP)-27% better than CoQ10 alone. Works Far Better Than CoQ10 or PQQ Alone. 100% of the Ingredients are Backed by Human Clinical Studies. Patented Forms with Clinical Dosing Proven for Superior Bioavailability. MicroActive Ingredients® Demonstrate Superior Uniform Absorption, Supported by Over 10 Clinical Studies. Absorption that is Not Dependent on the Presence of Fat. Improved Absorption is Due to Increased Residence Time & Easy Transport Through the Digestive System to the Cells. Both CoQ10 and PQQ Play Separate Roles in the Body’s Production of Energy, Specifically Relating to Mit