❤️ All about CoQ10

What makes CoQ10 levels decline?

Factors such as age, stress, and cholesterol-lowering statin drug therapy may cause CoQ10 levels to decline.

Can I get enough CoQ10 from my diet?

We are generally unable to get the amounts of CoQ10 recommended by some researchers from diet alone. Even if we include a lot of CoQ10 food sources such as liver and organ meats, it would be almost impossible to reach the levels suggested to support

How can I help restore my CoQ10 levels?

Our bodies produce CoQ10, but we may not be able to make enough to support optimal blood levels. Luckily, we can also get CoQ10 through our diet and from supplementation

Should those on cholesterol-lowering statin drugs take CoQ10?

Statin drugs can lower CoQ10 levels. Low CoQ10 levels can be a concern because CoQ10 helps promote healthy heart function. This is because CoQ10 plays an important role in the production of 95% of the energy used by the cells in our body and no other

Should I take CoQ10 even if I'm not on a statin?

As we age, our body’s normal CoQ10 levels may naturally drop. Other factors such as stress, diet and lifestyle can further diminish the amount of CoQ10 found in your body and all but eliminate the health benefits of this vital nutrient. Please talk t

What form of CoQ10 should I take?

If you are not truly absorbing your CoQ10 supplement, you may not be able to experience its potential benefits. Regular CoQ10, typically found in most powder-filled capsules and softgels, struggles with absorption because of its large molecule size a

What are the heart health benefits of CoQ10?

CoQ10 supports your cardiovascular system in two ways:. It plays a role in producing the energy needed by your heart. It helps protect your heart muscle from damaging molecules such as free radicals. CoQ10 can also help support blood pressure levels

Will CoQ10 give me more energy?

No, you will not feel a boost of energy from taking CoQ10 like you would from a cup of coffee or an energy drink. CoQ10 plays a vital role in the production of cellular energy. This is the energy your cells need to perform their normal functions

Does CoQ10 lower cholesterol?

CoQ10 does not lower cholesterol. However, cholesterol-lowering statin medications can lower our body’s natural CoQ10 levels and taking CoQ10 can help replenish low levels.

If I have a specific disease and/or am taking a specific medication. Is Qunol CoQ10 right for me?

CoQ10 is generally safe and well tolerated when taken by healthy individuals by mouth in the suggested dose. CoQ10 is not intended to be used to treat any medical condition or disease. If you have any medical conditions, medical concerns, or are on a

I don't feel anything from taking CoQ10. Why not?

CoQ10 is a powerful antioxidant that can help support your heart health, but you may not feel a difference from taking it. There are a lot of factors that can lower your CoQ10 levels, like age and cholesterol-lowering statin drugs, and taking Qunol c