PQQ For Energy And Brain Health
Better Nutrition|October 2019
This unique supplement helps enhance memory, attention, energy levels, and sleep, while also reducing inflammation and LDL cholesterol. Sound too good to be true? Here’s why it’s not
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PQQ For Energy And Brain Health

Short for “pyrroloquinoline quinone,” PQQ is an essential nutrient that the human body must obtain from food. PQQ is naturally present in soil and is also produced by soil bacteria. Plants absorb it, and we obtain it by eating the plants. In addition, some of the bacteria in fermented foods and beverages make PQQ.

Found in all tissues of the body, PQQ is concentrated in breast milk and is a required growth factor for development. Animal studies show that a deficiency stunts growth, impairs immunity, and causes reproductive and metabolic issues.

PQQ as an Energy Supplement

As the power-generating components of cells, mitochondria turn food and oxygen into energy. They’re also vital for healthy communication among cells and play a role in destroying unhealthy cells, as in the case of cancer.

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