Effectiveness, Ease of Use, and Satisfaction (2024)

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Condition: Fibromyalgia

I have FMS and all that comes with it. I have been on Q10 for three years. My FMS is only increasing in pain. But is there an undeniability difference between the synthetic and the other Q10? I realized today I am to look for a label on the Q10 that says "trans-form" and "using yeast fermenttion" on the label. Gaylene

Condition: Statin-induced myopathy

Muscles no longer ache, no longer feel like leg muscles are going to fail when walking uphill, knees, ankles shoulders no longer hurt. Have gained feeling of muscular reserves.

Condition: Cardiomyopathy

Condition: Statin-induced myopathy

Condition: Fibromyalgia

It is a huge relief, it offers resistance from pain, suffering and extreme fatigue. I am lost without it, this is very noticeable if I miss a day.. also prevents headaches( migraine) and increases my energy and ability to function. Marvellous! Something I shall continue to use, and offer my daughter who suffers migraine and cyclical vomiting syndrome. Highly recommended.

Condition: Other

After my doctor changed my cholesterol medication, I was experiencing increased muscle cramping. After being on Q-10 for just a month, I have had a significant decrease in my muscle cramps.

Condition: Cardiomyopathy

Condition: Other

I'm a 45 yr. old female going through menopause. I was suffering from mental fogginess, therefore I did research on Co-Q10. I found out that it works for the mental fogginess that some women experience from menopause. I take 100mg a day and I no longer suffer from mental fog. I am more alert and can concentrate throughout the day. I have not had any side effects from taking this medication for over 3 months.

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I recently started this treatment; but, had to stop as two days into the treatment, both i and my family noted I was more irritable/ short with them. 48 hours later I am less irrtable

Condition: Other

Had two drug eluting stents implanted. Dr put me on Effient, a blood thinner. Experienced migraine like headaches, muscle pain in thighs, back, neck and head. Dr changed me to Plavix, same symptoms. Changed me to Brilinta, same symptoms. Did research, found that blood thinners and statins can create a toxic interaction and cause myopathy. Off statins now, taking CoQ10 to support immune system and rebuild muscle tissue. So far, results are encouraging. Muscle pain has moderated, headaches are gone, but still experiencing muscle weakness especially in upper torso. Expect this will improve once statins are flushed from body.Read More Read Less

Condition: Other

Condition: Statin-induced myopathy

Prescribed by doctor for leg pain after starting statins.

Condition: Other

I have taken 200mg each morning for just over 1 month. I have noticed a also take a beta blocker, a diuretic, a statin and a thyroid medicine. Within 2 weeks I noticed a sense of increased well being and energy. I am 62 and feel that this supplement is making a difference for me. I am hoping for ne blood pressure readings as well.

Condition: Other

Condition: Muscular dystrophy

Condition: Statin-induced myopathy

Coq10 has helped me with muscle pain related to statin drugs

Condition: Parkinson disease

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Took COQ10 for years. Had an episode of A-fib and are no longer allowed to take either COQ10 or Fishoil. Can someone pls explain the interaction of the above and PRADAXA? I also take HCTZ and Metopropol. The A-fib is gone but I would prefer not to take drugs. My cardo DR did not explain this to me (no time-no interest) but the pharmacist alerted me after I started asking questions regarding all the supplements I take. Also, where can I find a list of drugs and their interaction with supplements. Your help would be much appreciated.Read More Read Less

Condition: Other

I suffer with night time leg cramps and my Dr told me to try this and it works!

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