Statins deplete CoQ10
2 months ago
4
Statin medications, commonly prescribed to lower cholesterol, have been shown to significantly deplete the body's levels of coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10). CoQ10 is a crucial antioxidant that plays a vital role in cellular energy production and heart health. By inhibiting the same metabolic pathway that produces cholesterol, statins inadvertently reduce CoQ10 synthesis. This depletion can lead to a variety of side effects, including muscle pain, fatigue, and potentially increased risk of heart problems.
Loading comments...
-
1:22
Junique
2 months agoThe Cholesterol Lie & Statin Drugs
1241 -
1:47
Ironladydoc
1 month agoLow carbohydrate diet vs Statin
5 -
3:16
PedroLuisChaves
1 month agoIlluminatibot on X: Cholesterol, Heart Disease and Statin Myths
49 -
2:07
mu's world
1 month agoCoenzyme Q10 and health
12 -
2:40
lifeenthusiastcoop
1 month agoWhy Coenzyme Q10 is Crucial for Your Heart, Muscles, and Brain
92 -
0:23
GenerationVentures
19 days agoActivating The Body's Natural Aging Defenses With Resveratrol
12 -
10:50
RogerLeads2020
2 months agoWhat Supplements I take for Heart Palpitations - Muscle Testing - Etc - 4-13-24
16 -
7:03
Conquer Aging Or Die Trying!
1 month agoLongevity-Associated Triglycerides (7-Test Results)
12 -
1:30
Browley
1 month agoCholesterol
41 -
3:16
PedroLuisChaves
1 month agoIlluminatibot On X: Eat Food With Lots of Cholesterol Plus How Statins Reduce Cholesterol
38