PQQ (Pyrroloquinoline Quinone): Leading The New Trends in Cellular Health and Anti-Aging

In the pursuit of health and longevity, scientists continue to discover new substances and nutrients. Among them, pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ) has attracted widespread attention from scientists due to its unique biological properties and health benefits to the human body.

PQQ was originally discovered during the growth of bacteria. It is a peptide-modified natural product and the third type of coenzyme after nicotinamide (vitamin B3) and riboflavin (vitamin B2).

PQQ is naturally present in certain foods, including fruits (such as kiwi, grapefruit), vegetables (such as green peppers, parsley, tomatoes and spinach), meat, fermented foods (such as natto, cheese), tea and breast milk. In addition, common flora in our intestines also seem to synthesize small amounts of PQQ.

The energy supply of the human body mainly comes from aerobic respiration, and the site is the mitochondria in the cells. There are about 37 trillion cells in the human body, and each cell has 300 to several thousand mitochondria. About 90% of the energy in the human body is provided by mitochondria. The amount of energy in the human body depends largely on the number and quality of mitochondria in the cells. Mitochondria are also called the "powerhouse" of cells. Although the human body cannot synthesize PQQ , numerous studies have shown that PQQ is essential for normal growth and maintenance of the human body, and supplementing with PQQ may have positive effects on health.

The main effects are as follows:

1.Promote mitochondrial generation and energy metabolism

PQQ can activate key factors such as PGC-1α, promote mitochondrial biosynthesis, improve mitochondrial dysfunction, and improve cellular energy metabolism efficiency. It is suitable for people with fatigue, exercisers and people at high risk of metabolic syndrome (such as prediabetes). A 2012 study in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry showed that PQQ can significantly improve mitochondrial function in mice

2.Protect the brain and improve cognitive function

PQQ can reduce β-amyloid protein deposition (a marker of Alzheimer's disease), reduce neuroinflammation, promote nerve growth factor (NGF) synthesis, and support neuronal survival and repair.

3.Powerful antioxidant & anti-aging

PQQ continuously removes free radicals through cyclic redox properties, protects cell DNA from oxidative damage, and delays aging.

4.Cardiometabolic health

Animal experiments show that PQQ can reduce LDL cholesterol and fasting blood sugar (Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry)

5.Enhance immunity & anti-inflammatory

Regulate Th1/Th2 immune balance and reduce excessive inflammatory response

In general, as a powerful antioxidant, PQQ is believed to have the potential to improve energy metabolism, protect the nervous system, enhance cognitive ability, resist aging, enhance immunity, relieve inflammation, protect cardiovascular health, and promote overall health. PQQ research is still in-depth.

Although PQQ has a wide range of potential benefits, research on PQQ is still in progress, but current evidence supports its potential as an ingredient for anti-aging and cognitive health. Risun is excited to announce the launch of its very own PQQ (Pyrroloquinoline Quinone) product, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to providing high-quality health supplements. As a company dedicated to innovation and quality in the health industry, we are proud to bring this remarkable product to the market.

If you need specific product recommendations or pairing suggestions, please contact us for further discussion!

Tel: +86 029-86100730                   Email: tangsha@risunExtract.com