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If you take Cholesterol Lowering Medication, look after your CO-Q10 levels.
Evidence that cholesterol-lowering drugs in the statin family like Lipitor reduce coenzyme Q10 levels are well-established. A study better quantified this effect. Dosages of the drug Lipitor could cut CoQ10 levels in the blood to well below normal levels. Researchers also concluded that inhibition of CoQ10 synthesis by these drugs could explain the most commonly reported adverse effects, especially fatigue and muscle pain. |
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