With the CRAFT TECHNOLOGIES a co-enzyme known as ‘ubiquinone’ was discovered, which is a fat-soluble vitamin like substance that is found in almost all living cells. It acts as a redox carrier in the respiratory transport chain of mammals, where it efficiently converts the energy in the food eaten into the fuel for the body. In addition to its role in energy conversion it also acts as antioxidant for free unwanted radicals. Recent studies also indicate that this vitamin could aid cardiovascular health.
This fat soluble vitamin is existent in the mitochondria and the power-source of cells of human body. In order to function appropriately and meet their energy demands, the primary organs of the body and such as the heart, liver and kidneys and rely on receiving and maintaining a sufficient supply of this coenzyme. Though our body is able to produce this cooenzyme, the laboratory production is a complex process that requires numerous essential ingredients. A lack in these nutrients might malfunction the body’s ability to produce this fat soluble vitamin. While found in some foods, the average diet provides less than 10 mg vitamin per day.
Aging, stress, certain drugs, strenuous exercise, a lack of nutrients, or other lifestyle factors may reduce the levels of cooenzyme in the body. As a fat-soluble nutrient, this Coenzyme is poorly absorbed in the body. Supplying the body with enough of this fat soluble vitamin can therefore be difficult. To deal with this issue ubiquitous powder was developed. This product is mostly preferred for use in nutritional energy products such as nutritional bars, but also disperses easily in aqueous systems making it available for use in snacks etc.