CoEnzyme-A 90 capsules are a powerful ally in immune support and for combating fatigue, depression, irritability and for reversing the effects of ageing.
The energy-boosting master enzyme, coenzyme A is vital for many of the body's functions including triggering the energy cycle.

CoEnzyme-A is the energy-boosting ‘master enzyme’. Your body normally manufactures it and we cannot live without it.
It facilitates more than 100 chemical reactions.
Lack of it can cause depression, anxiety, impaired sense of balance, irritability, fatigue, deterioration of the immune system and ageing.
It constantly needs replenishing, so a good supply of it does the body a power of good and is thought to slow down the process of ageing.

Many scientific studies have shown that Coenzyme-A (CoA) is the 'master enzyme' - in fact the most active metabolic enzyme in the body - that triggers so many metabolic processes.

CoA is the vital catalyst needed to utilise Co-Q10, NADH and other energy producing metabolic enzymes. It is also thought to play a major role in the body's ability to cope with stress and in strengthening the immune system.

Normal Dosage

2 capsules with water 2 times per day.1000mg per capsules

Coenzyme A Precursor Formula helps lower stress and cholesterol levels

So what exactly is the 'miracle' substance that can confer all these benefits?
Coenzyme A is known as the 'master enzyme' of the body. Every organ in your body contains Coenzyme A in its tissues and uses this enzyme in some way - it is involved in over 100 metabolic processes, including vital energy-producing reactions at a cellular level.

It is vital for the formation and repair of the fibrous connective tissue, cartilage, and for the production of the anti-stress hormone, hydrocortisone.

It also triggers the production of sex hormones in the testes and ovaries, and is needed for the manufacture of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that enables your brain to communicate with muscles via your nerves.

Without adequate supplies of Coenzyme A, cholesterol levels can soon soar as the enzyme plays a key role in the metabolic process leading to the breakdown of fatty acids, which is essential for regulating cholesterol.
In addition, Coenzyme A activates white blood cells in the presence of 'foreign' invaders, such as bacteria or viruses.

Could a Coenzyme A deficiency be making you tired and irritable?

Given its many roles, it is hardly surprising that Coenzyme A is used up at an astonishing rate and needs to be continually replaced. Studies have shown that if the body does not have a consistent supply of Coenzyme A, then the deficiency can manifest itself in a wide range of symptoms.

These include depression, anxiety, an impaired sense of balance, irritability, fatigue, an abnormal need for sleep, neurological disorders and deterioration of the immune system.

Coenzyme-A is produced in the cells of the liver and other organs. The highest concentrations are in the heart, kidneys, brain, adrenal glands and skeletal muscles. The nutrients that your body needs to make Coenzyme A are pantothenic acid, adenosine triphosphate (ATP) and cysteine - all of which are provided through dietary intake.
Pantothenic acid or Vitamin B5 is found in mushrooms, avocados, eggs and lentils. Cysteine is found in lentils, seeds, nuts, beans and tuna, while the building blocks of ATP are found in all vegetables and meat.
Optimum levels of Coenzyme A are essential for the optimum functioning of your body but, as you grow older, levels start to decline - simply because as your metabolism slows, your body is unable to manufacture as much.