QOVAby Toniiq

You cannot
out-eat chronic
inflammation.

Salmon twice a week and a turmeric latte reach a corner of the pathway. Not the pathway. And if you’re in your forties or fifties, there’s a specific reason it accelerated.
See the science
A woman in her forties at a bright window, morning light
As seen in Wired Vogue The Daily Beast Innerbody
Sitting spent on a gym bench after a workout
A workout costs two days
A hand steadying on the stair rail first thing in the morning
The stiff first hour
Easing a wedding ring over a slightly swollen knuckle
The ring that won’t turn

The part you can feel

It’s not that anything hurts. It’s that nothing resets.

The first hour of the morning takes longer to loosen up than it did five years ago.

Puffiness in your face and hands that has nothing to do with what you ate.

A workout you’d have shrugged off now costs you two days.

Nothing you’d take to a doctor. Just a sense that the baseline moved, and nobody mentioned it would.

Individually, each one is easy to write off as age. Together, they’re the surface of something researchers have a name for.

The part no one explains

Inflammaging: the slow burn under the symptoms.

Acute inflammation is useful — it's how you heal a cut. The chronic, low-grade kind is different: it never resolves, it runs quietly for decades, and it drives four of the systems underneath how you age.

Inflammatory signalling, macro
01 · The burn

It’s a pathway, not a place

It isn't one switch you can flip with one food. It's a network of signalling molecules running continuously in the background — which is exactly why single-food fixes reach a corner of it and no further. And through the menopause transition, measured inflammatory markers rise.

Hallmark of aging; markers tracked rising across the menopause transition1
Senescent cells, macro
02 · The source

Senescent cells keep feeding it

Cells that should retire instead linger, leaking inflammatory signals into healthy tissue around them. They are a source of the burn, not a symptom of it.

Cellular senescence, established biology2
Cellular energy, macro
03 · The cost

Cellular energy runs lower

NAD+, the coenzyme your cells use to make energy and repair DNA, falls with age. Less fuel for the machinery that does the repairing.

Established aging biology3
Cellular renewal, macro
04 · The cleanup

Cellular cleanup slows down

Autophagy — the process that clears damaged cell components — becomes less efficient with age, leaving more debris for the immune system to keep responding to.

Disabled macroautophagy, hallmark of aging1
A shelf of mismatched supplement bottles
A cupboard that keeps growing
A turmeric latte
The turmeric latte
Salmon dinner
Salmon, twice a week

Why it’s hard to get ahead of

You’ve already been doing the sensible things.

And there’s a reason each one only goes so far.

One corner
Salmon twice a week
Genuinely good for you. It reaches one corner of the pathway, at a fraction of a studied dose — and the pathway runs everywhere.
Barely absorbed
The turmeric latte
Curcumin is poorly absorbed on its own. A latte’s worth is a rounding error against the amounts used in research.
Too fragmented
A cupboard of single bottles
Quercetin here, resveratrol there. Usually under-dosed, rarely absorbable, and by week three the routine has quietly collapsed.
Not the cause
“It’s just age”
It isn’t a willpower problem. It’s biology, and biology responds to inputs.

The idea behind QOVA

Feed the pathway, not the corner.

QOVA brings taurine, quercetin, CoQ10 and resveratrol together in a single scoop — compounds studied in inflammatory pathways, at amounts you would not reach through food. 15+ actives, every milligram printed on the label. One scoop of peach nectar.

Senolytic DefenseNAD+ EnergyCellular RenewalMitochondrial PowerMethylationGut-Immune

Clinically studied ingredients. Every milligram on the label.

Taurine

Our largest single active

2,000 mg. One of the most abundant amino acids in the body, concentrated in muscle and nervous tissue. At 2,000 mg this sits inside the range used in human trials — most formulas include a fraction of it. Dose-response meta-analysis, 14 RCTs

Quercetin

Studied in inflammatory pathways

250 mg. One of the most researched flavonoids in inflammatory signalling, and half of the senolytic pair researchers most often study together. Found in onions and capers — in amounts food doesn’t practically deliver. Meta-analysis, 7 RCTs

Liposomal CoQ10

Mitochondrial energy

150 mg liposomal · 75 mg active. The compound your cells use to turn fuel into energy, and one of the most studied nutrients in the field. Delivered in liposomal form because CoQ10 is poorly absorbed on its own. Meta-analysis, 31 RCTs

Resveratrol

98% trans-resveratrol

150 mg. Standardised to 98% pure trans-resveratrol — the form that matters. Most cheap resveratrol is a low-percentage extract where the active fraction is a fraction of the label number. Studied for inflammatory and metabolic markers

Fisetin

Paired with quercetin

50 mg. A flavonoid found in strawberries — in food amounts you would need kilos a day. Studied alongside quercetin for senescent cells, the “zombie” cells that leak inflammatory signals. Early human research

Liposomal Apigenin

The chamomile compound

50 mg liposomal · 25 mg active. Poorly absorbed in its raw form, which is why it’s delivered here wrapped in phospholipids rather than sprinkled in at a token dose. Preclinical research

Plus liposomal NMN 500 mg, glycine 2,000 mg, Ca-AKG 1,100 mg, TMG, liposomal spermidine, PQQ and ProbioSEB® — every milligram of all 15+ actives printed on the label.

One scoop a day · $35.75 first bottle · risk-free for 60 days

Woman with her morning drink
One scoop, every morning. The simplest thing you’ll do for how you age.
Clinicians & customers

Recommended by clinicians. Kept by customers.

No affiliate links, no commission — and a shelf of women who just kept reordering.

Jenee
Sameen
Jasmine
Biena
Cecily
★★★★★

The stiffness in the morning

I noticed it first in the mornings — that first hour just stopped being a negotiation. I’d written it off as my forties. Apparently not.

Jenee C. · verified buyer
★★★★★

The only one I’ve stayed consistent with

Two kids, a full-time job, zero patience for a complicated routine. One scoop in water and done. About a month in, my afternoons feel less foggy.

Sameen S. · verified buyer
4.9★284 reviews on the QOVA store
99%would recommend it to a friend
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Individual experiences. Reviews reflect personal experience and are not medical claims.

Straight answers

The questions we get most.

Is this an anti-inflammatory drug? +
No. QOVA is a dietary supplement, not a medicine. It supplies compounds studied in inflammatory pathways at doses you would struggle to reach through food, as daily support — not treatment for any condition.
Can't I just eat better? +
Eat better regardless — it's the foundation. But the amounts used in research are far beyond what food delivers. Fisetin is the clearest example: strawberries contain it, and reaching a studied dose would mean kilos a day.
How is this different from a turmeric supplement? +
A single compound reaches a single corner. QOVA brings four studied compounds together, plus NAD+ and cellular-renewal support — and publishes the active milligrams, including for the liposomal ingredients where carrier weight is usually hidden.
How long before I notice something? +
We won't promise a timeline. QOVA is daily support for the systems underneath how you age, not an overnight change. The value is in consistency, and you're covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee while you find out.
What if I take prescription medication? +
Talk to your healthcare professional before starting this or any supplement, particularly if you take prescription medication, are pregnant or nursing, or are under medical care.
I’m in perimenopause — is this relevant? +
Very. Inflammatory markers have been tracked rising across the menopause transition, which is part of why so much of this surfaces in your forties and fifties. QOVA is not a hormone product — it feeds the cellular systems underneath, and sits alongside whatever else you are doing.
What’s the free gift? +
A full bottle of our Colostrum & Collagen, a $25 value, free with your first order. Each scoop pairs 1,000mg of bovine colostrum standardised to ≥50% IgG with 4,000mg of hydrolysed collagen peptides, prebiotic fibre and Vitamin C — designed to help support gut comfort and skin elasticity alongside QOVA.
How do I take it? +
One scoop a day in water or your morning drink. It's peach nectar, and it mixes clean. That's it.
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