Getting Older Is Not the Problem. Your Numbers Getting Worse Every Year Is.

It replaces what your heart has been quietly running out of: CoQ10

Hands down the most important thing your heart runs on is something most people have never heard of: CoQ10. Every cell in your body uses it to turn food into usable energy, and your heart uses more of it than any other organ you have, because your heart is the one muscle that never gets a night off.

Your body makes its own. The problem is that it makes less of it every decade after about 40, and the organ with the highest demand is the one that comes up short first. Nothing hurts. You just notice that the afternoon costs more than it used to.

If you take a statin, here is the part worth knowing. Your body makes cholesterol and CoQ10 on the same production line, and a statin works by slowing that line down. It does its job on the cholesterol side. What nobody mentions is that it also lowers your CoQ10.

And CoQ10 is the energy your heart runs on. Your own production of it drops every decade after 40, and a statin lowers it further. Plenty of people on one tell us they feel more tired than they used to, or that the stairs register in a way they never did before.

That is why hundreds of thousands of Americans take CoQ10 every day, on a statin or not: to put back what their heart runs on.

Most CoQ10 on the shelf is 30 mg or 100 mg. Luma gives you 400 mg a day.

Your heart never stops. CoQ10 is what it runs on, and after 50 you are making less of it.

400 mg a day. Most bottles on the shelf carry 30 or 100.

Bergamot works on where your cholesterol actually gets made

Here is something that never comes up at the appointment. Your liver makes most of the cholesterol in your blood, and it builds it on an assembly line. One step on that line controls the whole thing, an enzyme called HMG-CoA reductase. Nothing gets made without going through it.

That one step is what a statin acts on. It is also where bergamot turns up.

Bergamot is a citrus fruit that barely grows anywhere except one stretch of coast in southern Italy. Its juice carries polyphenols you will not find in other citrus, and two of them, brutieridin and melitidin, are shaped close enough to the molecule that enzyme works on that researchers have spent fifteen years looking at what they do there.

Every trial ran on a standardized polyphenolic fraction, not bergamot juice and not ground-up peel. That is most of the reason the cheap bergamot on the shelf does nothing. Luma gives you 1,000 mg of the extract a day.

And here is the kicker. Bergamot works slowly. In a four-month trial the effect was still deepening at month four. That is not how supplements usually get sold, and it is why we do not promise quick fixes. This is about steady consistency and real science.

Diet works on the cholesterol you eat. Bergamot works on the part your body makes.

Bergamot grows on one stretch of the Italian coast. 1,000 mg of the standardized extract a day.

Third party tested, lab verified, veteran owned

When it comes to supplements, a lot of people are skeptical, and so are we. Let us face it: drop-shipped powder nobody can trace, labels hiding behind a proprietary blend, a front label that does not match the panel on the back. As a veteran owned and operated company, we will not have it. Our founder spent four years as an Army infantry officer, where a corner cut on the paperwork is a corner cut on somebody's safety, and he runs this company the same way. What goes on the label is what goes in the bottle, or it does not ship.

That is why every single batch is tested by a third party lab that does not work for us, and the results are published where you can find them. Every amount is printed on the label, so you can look each one up. 400 mg of CoQ10. 1,000 mg of citrus bergamot. 4,000 FU of nattokinase. Take the labels to your appointment. They hold.

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