COENZYME Q10

Coenzyme Q10 was discovered in 1957 in the United States by Dr. Frederik Crane from Wisconsin.

This vitamin-like substance, vital for the proper functioning of the human body, has been the subject of numerous studies and clinical trials worldwide.

It has been shown that this nutrient promotes proper energy metabolism, revitalizes older adults, and contributes to the prevention and treatment of many diseases.

It is also a remarkable antioxidant that helps fight the destructive effects of free radicals.

Many athletes use it to recover faster from their efforts.

In 1978, Peter Mitchell received the Nobel Prize for his work on energy production in the body, in which he highlighted the essential role played by Coenzyme Q10.

Coenzyme Q10, produced by various organs (including the liver) and some foods we eat (beef, chicken, pork, salmon, sardines, seafood, soy, etc.), is an integral part of the mitochondria—small organelles that produce the energy needed for the proper functioning of our entire body.

From the age of 30, Coenzyme Q10 production begins to decline, reducing energy levels, causing fatigue or lack of endurance, and contributing to the aging process.

This phenomenon intensifies with age as food intake decreases and some medications—especially those aimed at lowering cholesterol or beta-blockers—may inhibit liver production of Coenzyme Q10.

Other factors contribute to the decreased natural production of this coenzyme in the body: stress, alcohol, tobacco, extreme physical exertion, and certain illnesses.

To combat aging, including the appearance of wrinkles, daily use of Coenzyme Q10 is recommended to boost the body’s energy production.

Numerous studies have highlighted the results obtained from regular Coenzyme Q10 intake:

• More energy,
• Less fatigue,
• Feeling of well-being,
• Better stress resistance,
• Slowing down the aging process,
• Strengthening the body's immune system,

and no known side effects to date.

Vincent M.^® has therefore chosen to include Coenzyme Q10 in his cosmetic line to enhance the effects of his products.

It works in the deeper layers of the epidermis to give each cell the energy needed to regenerate and reduce the formation of wrinkles and fine lines.

It thus helps reduce, in addition to wrinkles and fine lines, under-eye dark circles, and firms the skin while combating other effects of aging.

By neutralizing free radicals, Coenzyme Q10 rejuvenates the skin and vital functions.

After a few weeks of using the Vincent M.^® product range, you can observe:

• Reduction of signs of aging,
• Firming of skin tissues,
• Better skin hydration,
• Smoother epidermal texture,
• Improved cell regeneration,
• Protection against agents that damage your skin.