Dr. Rath Healthy Heart Energy 60 Capsules

Every cell in our body requires energy to sustain life and maintain healthy functions. Energy requirements of the cells in different organs vary with certain cell types having particularly high energy demands. Among these high energy consumers are the heart muscle, skeletal muscle, and brain, liver, and kidney cells. Performing endurance sports or physical work put higher energy demands on the heart and skeletal muscles. The main source of energy for the heart are fatty acids. Skeletal muscle generates energy from fatty acids too during rest and mild-intensity exercise. However, with high physical activity glucose oxidation prevails. In order to produce energy, the fatty acids have to be transported into the mitochondria with the help of a special amino acid derivative, carnitine. For conversion of fat and sugar into energy and its utilization in metabolism all cells require an optimum supply of B vitamins, vitamin C, coenzyme Q10, and other nutrients that work as catalysts and energy