Fish oil is the most-studied supplement in cardiovascular medicine. EPA and DHA, the long-chain omega-3s, drive most of the effect: lower triglycerides, improved endothelial function, and reduced systemic inflammation. The catch is that most fish oil on the shelf is under-dosed and often oxidized before you even open the bottle.
This formula pairs a concentrated EPA and DHA fish oil with CoQ10, a mitochondrial cofactor that becomes more relevant with age or with statin use. The two are often taken together because CoQ10 supports the same cardiovascular endpoints from a different angle, and the CoQ10 dose here is high enough to matter rather than being a marketing sprinkle.
