
- Health advice
- Oct 11, 2016

Medications and Co-enzyme Q10
Q: Are there any other medications that can deplete your body of CoQ10? A: The short answer? Yes. The long answer is that there are a multitude of medications that can diminish your CoQ10 levels, including Beta Blockers (blood pressure medication), Statins, Thiazide diuretics (to aid fluid build-up), some antidepressants and even some oral contraceptive pills. If you’re concerned about any medication you’re taking, talk to your healthcare professional. They’ll be able to advise you about whether your CoQ10 levels might be affected, and whether supplementing CoQ10 is necessary. Q: I am not on any medication. Are there other reasons for taking CoQ10? A: Absolutely! Both your immune system and liver are highly energy-dependent tissues that require good levels of CoQ10 to function efficiently. Keeping your levels up will help to keep sniffles at bay and improve your metabolism. CoQ10 is also a powerful antioxidant and a valuable weapon for battling fatigue. While CoQ10 occurs naturally in the body, it often depletes with age (and medication).Supplementing this incredible energy source can do wonders for your heart, your overall bodily functions and your vitality. They say you’re only young once… but you might as well prolong that period as much as possible and CoQ10 could be just the thing to help you do that.
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