NitroCoQ10 improves:

NitroCoQ10 is a combination of L-arginine, to generate nitric oxide, and Co Q10, which is life’s master energy molecule. The benefit of generating nitric oxide in the system is that it enhances the bioavailability of Co Q10 due to its vasodilatory effect. CoQ10 can be viewed as the body’s cellular spark plug because the key role it plays is the production of energy, also known as ATP.

ATP is found in the highest amounts in the mitochondria of our cells, which are tiny “powerhouses” where energy metabolism occurs. It is particularly abundant in the heart, brain, kidneys and liver. It also protects these organs against free radical damage. This plays a key role in dogs’ health by enhancing CoQ10. 
 
What is Nitric Oxide?
Nitric oxide helps maintain, defend, and repair every cell in the body.  That’s quite a statement.  But the fact that it is one of the most important molecules to all living creatures, is without a doubt one the major discoveries of this century.
 
In 1992, nitric oxide was named “The Molecule of the Year” by Science Magazine.  In 1998, it brought the Nobel Prize for Medicine to three scientists.

The scientific literature on nitric oxide is growing exponentially, and there are more than 70,000 scientific papers published regarding some aspect of nitric oxide and its beneficial role in health.

 

Why is Nitric Oxide So Important to the Body?
Nitric Oxide is the most important signaling molecule in the body, and it affects a wide range of physiological functions including circulation, inflammation, learning and memory, digestion and oxygen release in tissues from red blood cells. In all dogs, particularly dogs performing in any performance event, it prevents injury and aides in injury recovery. Learning and memory are key in the dog – and nitric oxide is able to assist in this process by increasing the physiologic function of the brain and neurological system. 
 
Scientifically speaking, nitric oxide is produced in the body through the process of converting L-arginine (one of the 20 amino acids) into citrulline.  L-arginine, the source of nitric oxide, is released from proteins and small peptides in the small intestines and is then absorbed, along with other amino acids, into the circulation.

NitroCoQ10 is a unique combination of L-Arginine and CoQ10 which allows every canine to experience pure energy and have peak performance, bringing out the champion from within. Every dog, regardless of age, can benefit from NitroCoQ10.

 

Ch. Highpoint's Fifth Wheel Don't Blink, aka Dually, is a 22 month old Bullmastiff. He has been on NitroCoQ10 for six months with outstanding results. During this time period, he has become a breed Champion. In his first two weekends out as a Best of Breed Special, he took 3 Best of Breeds, 1 Group 4 Placement in the Working Group, and 2 cuts in the Working Group. 

My 11 ½ year old Corey is debuting in Utility A Obedience in February. She had been retired after her heart surgery till I put her on Nitro. Now she’s flying high. Here is a little of her runthrough today:

 

 

Gayle & Corey

The Nitro CoQ10 makes such a difference with Lefty it’s amazing.  The Nitro CoQ10  is absolutely a difference maker for Lefty’s attitude, body and overall good health.

Judy W. and Lefty, the Golden Retriever

Fearless fan of Dr. Deb!

Dear Debbie,

Just thought I’d let you know how successful the NitroCoQ10 has been with the “kids”.

Brock seems to think that he is again a youngster. At eleven he was definitely starting to slow down and be last man in when running across the yard. Now he’s second only to his grand-son. He had developed a bit of a hitch behind that concerned me, especially with DM being common in corgis.  You looked at him at that point and felt it was more of an arthritis and talked about the Nitro. 

 

I figured I might as well put everybody on it for general well being.  Lizzie, of course, was also dealing with her separated shoulder. Between the two of them I thought I was running a geriatric ward. 

 

I can’t believe the difference in both of them…they are wild and wooly!! Now, that’s the other thing. Their coats have come in so thick and beautiful! My second male, Cumby, carries a really nice, correct coat, but now it’s even more beautiful! He hasn’t shown in a few months and I’m very excited to bring him out with this new “bloom”. Annie didn’t have a very nice coat…rather harsh and “crimpie”...the Nitro has changed the whole look of her coat. The texture is so much better and again, the lushness is really something.