Friday Sep 19, 2014 (foodconsumer.org) -- Scientists at University of Lodz in Pomorska, Poland suggests that a nutritional supplement call NucleVitalQ10 Complex can help maintain redox homeostasis and slow the aging process.The study found the dietary supplement significantly increased total antioxidant capacity of plasma and activity of erythrocyte superoxide dismutase and the concentration of telomerase although the length of lymphocyte telomeres remained unchanged after the supplementation.Daily intake of NucleVital®Q10 Complex includes omega-3 acids (1350 mg), ubiquinone (300 mg), astaxanthin (15 mg), lycopene (45 mg), lutein palmitate (30 mg), zeaxanthine palmitate (6 mg), L-selenomethionine (330 mg), cholecalciferol (30 µg) and α-tocopherol (45 mg).The study involved 66 healthy women aged 35-55 using a diet supplemented with the supplement for 12 weeks. Balcerczyk A, Gajewska A, Macierzy?ska-Piotrowska E, Pawelczyk T, Bartosz G, Szemraj J.  Enhanced Antioxidant Capacity and Anti-Ageing Biomarkers after Diet Micronutrient Supplementation.  Molecules. 2014 Sep 17;19(9):14794-14808.