The ONE Mitochondrial Optimizer, Quicksilver Scientific

The ONE Mitochondrial Optimizer

$139.00
$139.00
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The ONE Mitochondrial Optimizer, Quicksilver Scientific
  • The ONE Mitochondrial Optimizer, Quicksilver Scientific
  • The ONE Mitochondrial Optimizer, Quicksilver Scientific
The ONE Mitochondrial Optimizer

The ONE Mitochondrial Optimizer

$139.00
$139.00
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A single liquid that gathers several cellular-energy ingredients into one daily teaspoon, for people who would rather not run a shelf of separate bottles.

Each 5 mL serving brings together 7 mg BioPQQ, 30 mg CoQ10 as ubiquinone, 15 mg resveratrol, 5 mg DeltaGOLD tocotrienols, 250 mg phosphatidylcholine and 400 mg of the Sun Horse herbal blend, a mix of adaptogens and botanicals including ginseng, rhodiola, reishi and ashwagandha. The 100 mL bottle holds 20 servings.

A few things to know before you buy. The herbal blend doesn't declare individual amounts, guarana is present but no caffeine figure is stated, and the phosphatidylcholine comes in part from soy. It is not an NAD+ product, so if you take a separate CoQ10, resveratrol or adaptogen, check for overlap first.

One teaspoon daily. Refrigerate on arrival and use within 60 days of opening. The Energy and Longevity guide gives the wider context.

Who it's for

For people drawn to an all-in-one longevity liquid who would rather take one measured teaspoon than assemble CoQ10, PQQ, resveratrol and adaptogens separately.

Less suitable if you already take any of those on their own, or if you want a declared amount for every botanical, since the herbal blend is proprietary.

Mechanism

CoQ10 takes part in mitochondrial electron transport. PQQ has been looked at in cell studies related to mitochondrial signalling; human evidence is limited. The phospholipid delivery system and the multi-ingredient mix are formulation choices. They don't, on their own, establish a clinical result for the finished liquid.

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