What is Vitapulse?

I have not received many requests to review this supplement but even so, supplements that offer protection for cells against oxidation seem to be pretty popular especially right now with so much focus on aging and delaying it and so much talk about oxidants and how they are causing us to age and more specifically, how they damage our cells causing them to age and impairing their functions. Niagen, which is another dietary supplement that also provides support for cellular health and mitochondrial function, is extremely popular.

Vitapulse, however, is different and does not use Nicotionamide Riboside, instead, it uses three powerful antioxidants which are the Pyrroloquinoline quinone, Coenzyme Q10, and N-acetyl-cysteine. Probably the one that most people will recognize will be CoenzymeQ10. CoenzymeQ10 is actually present in all living cells and it is important as an antioxidant, for protection against oxidants and for the immune system/function but also as an ingredient I suppose, in energy production.

There are certain sicknesses that can cause a deficiency in CoQ10 though, such as Parkinson's or clinical depression. PQQ which is short for pyrroloquinoline quinone, is also a powerful antioxidant but not a pure one, since it is a redox agent involved in reducing but also oxidizing.

Much like CoQ10, PQQ is important for donating electrons and reducing oxidative damage but also important for the mitochondrial function and energy production. It is actually a co-enzyme like NAD+, but in bacteria.

N-acetylcysteine is there to help the l-cysteine production and absorption but also to aid in offering support for glutathione production, another important antioxidant very important for building tissue, repairing tissue, the immune function, etc.

All of these ingredients work and are important for your cells, your health, however, they are not of much help in someone that does not need supplementation or in other words, someone without a deficiency. In order for Vitapulse to help you, you have to need the help. Just adding more antioxidants to the ones your body already has won't bring to many benefits, it's not that simple as studies have been done and it has been shown that simply adding more of something good doesn't improve the benefits. In some cases, it's even toxic to health due to the quantity.

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