• Supports Healthy Cardiovascular • Promotes Blood Circulation • Speeds Up the Vital Metabolic Process • Helps with Digestive Problems • Increases Function of the Spleen What is CoQ10? CoQ10 is a catalyst for metabolism to help speed up the vital metabolic process, providing the energy that the cells need to digest food, heal wounds, maintain healthy muscles, and perform countless other bodily functions. CoQ10 may play a role in preventing heart attacks and other diseases linked to free-radical damage. It's also used as an anti-ageing supplement. Because levels of the compound diminish with age (and with certain diseases), some doctors recommend daily supplementation beginning about age 40. What is Red Yeast Rice? Red Yeast Rice is effective in lowering blood cholesterol levels of total cholesterol. Red Yeast Rice is used to promote blood circulation, soothe an upset stomach, and invigorate the function of the spleen. Red Yeast Rice is a unique natural product native to China that's been used in Asian traditional medical systems. It is produced by the fermentation of red yeast (Monascus purpureus) with white rice. In Chinese medicine, red yeast rice is used to promote blood circulation and aid digestive problems. The dietary supplement has also been used traditionally for bruised muscles, hangovers, indigestion, and colic in infants. What Does CoQ10 & Red Yeast Rice Do? Red Yeast Rice supplements may help support healthier cholesterol levels, possibly by virtue of their naturally occurring lovastatins. Lovastatins work by interfering with the synthesis of cholesterol in the liver, but that process also necessarily interferes with the liver's production of valuable CoQ10. That's why combining red yeast rice with CoQ10 supports healthy cardiovascular and immune system function together as a whole. How Long Does it Take to See Effects of CoQ10 & Red Yeast Rice? Allow 8-12 weeks of consistent use before evaluating your results via a blood cholesterol test. Do not combine red yeast rice with cholesterol medications unless instructed to do so by your doctor.