Medicines that DEPLETE CoEnzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone lowering Medications)

[@fernandobautista4914]

If only 25% of doctors would be like you, this world would be healthier.

[@alfonso7198]

And the big Pharma will collapse.

[@vj21oq27]

Doctors are the most overatted professionals onthe planet.

[@jtandme-ot9cl]

That's because too many of them are just tools of Big Pharma and just want to hook you for life on expensive do-nothing drugs. They are no better than street drug pushers.

[@AntiDoctor-cx2jd]

I have seen like 18 doctors. I bet none of them have ever put an ounce of thought into this subject.

[@francynelane9253]

Big Pharma doesn't want us to be healthy and most doctors just don't really care.

[@bubbabuilder]

I was on statins since 1993, after having a heart attack. Between the statins and other meds, I felt like crap all the time. 2 1/2 years ago I get on the keto diet and stopped taking the statins, blood pressure meds, and arthritis meds. I lost 44# and even now eat only one meal a day and feel so much better.

[@55mblindy]

Keep up the Great Work 😮

[@carmenross1077]

Isn’t that the truth

[@4406bbldb]

Good deal, statins make me act like I have Alzimers , shaking and scattered brain ,, no problem when I don’t take them. Good cholesterol with proper diet.

[@edlauren9434]

BigPharma hates you…:) You’ve refused to give them your money. P.S. I eat low carb and do IF as well. Stopped my high blood pressure medication and other prescriptions in 2-3 months as well.

[@saliksayyar9793]

Yes, but what is your LDL level

[@cynthiaproffitt8326]

Unfortunately, my husband takes 3 of the meds listed. His doctor never told him that he should be supplementing due to the meds he is taking. Thank you for this video! It definitely helps!

[@krakoosh1]

They never do. They don’t know

[@AngelaMerici12]

@@krakoosh1 Was about to say the same.

[@MarkSmith-js2pu]

They don’t know.

[@Straightdeal]

Hearts are kinda chewy...But I eat stacks of fish and meat.

[@Eliese.]

After 10 years, when I said I stopped statins and Dr asked why... my muscles HURT! Dr said to double up my CoQ10 to 200. I still take the CoQ10

[@RNdlynn]

I said "eww" when you said heart as a good food source. Then you said "if you just said eww" 😂. Thank you for all the time you put into educating us. I am a nurse and have worked in healthcare for 20+ years and I have learned SO MUCH from you. Thank you so much!!

[@vj21oq27]

Here in India, we have been eating goat and chicken heart for thousands of years. Consumption of animal heart is a common practice in most south Asian cultures.

[@vj21oq27]

What's wrong with eating an animal heart?

[@RNdlynn]

@@vj21oq27 oh nothing is wrong with it. I just personally don't eat it. 🙂

[@RNdlynn]

@@vj21oq27 who knows, maybe I'll try it....someday!

[@johnow7]

There are sites on KZbin telling you how to prepare it. One content creator said his wife thought the idea of him eating beef heart was disgusting until she saw his face as he ate it. She then decided to give it a try. I grind it with steak and liver and then mix it with regular ground beef.

[@chrismedeiros3201]

Thank you Dr. Berry for the time, effort and lists you put together for the non-medical background people like myself!

[@chriswest5906]

This is very helpful it explains why I feel so lifeless and weak

[@samlikely3201]

I only subscribe to three doctors you are the easiest to relate with Please keep them frequent and fun like you do

[@cherylharvey500]

Why don't your physician tell you these things? Amazing!!

[@KenDBerryMD]

Great question!!

[@c_b5060]

The physician expects us to read the paper insert supplied with each med. It's in fine print and hard to read.

[@sharonlacroix3205]

Allopathic doctors are beholden to big pharma. It is all about the money.

[@reddog3544]

He likely doesn't know

[@budprepper3811]

Most of the time I get "well I don't know anything about all that" real nice 💩

[@bubsdaddy1960]

Dr Berry with your help through the videos, my wife and I have changed our lives! Thank you! In the last 10 months my wife at 71 has lost 30lbs. and I've lost 85lbs at 62. What got me looking for a big change, was in October 2021 I had dbl bypass heart surgery. Had reached 300lbs!! You know the story. 🙂 We've also changed our PCP, thanks to the giving of your knowledge.

[@mamasufino]

I have been on CoQ10 last 20 years and Ubiquinol since it was introduced, plus Astaxanthin,Krill oil,K2 and D3 to name a few. I am taking all these antioxidants to try to reduce my Ankylosing Spondylitis symptoms. So far so good.

[@GizmoFromPizmo]

I just started taking astaxanthin and after a bit of a rough break-in period, I feel better. About one month before that i started taking vitamin E tocotrienols from Dr. Barrie Tan's research on Annatto. I take cod liver oil and krill oil too and I was wondering whether I should go back on ubiquinol. Dr. Tan says that the vitamin E plus his associated supplement, GG, helps the liver make enough Co Q-10, unless you're on stains, which damage the liver so that it can't make it. But if Dr. Ken is right then all the blood pressure meds do the same thing.

[@Ilikeit616]

Good for you ... sounds like you watch Dr. Berg and buy some of his 100% natural vitamins

[@Cheezwizzz]

I found quitting refined sugar has helped my Ankylosing Spondylitis a lot, I’am on Humira once a month, but I’ve noticed a big improvement since dropping the dreaded sugar!!

[@DebraRN1195]

Hope you’ve also lowered your Carbs and Oxalates!!

[@mamasufino]

@@DebraRN1195 / yes I do. Carbs and oxalates except last week I ate 85% chocolate and my IBS really flared. That I did after almost almost 18 months of no chocolates

[@beverlypearson5332]

Thank you for this video. I’m taking 3 of the meds on your list. I’ve been taking 100 mg of CoQ10 twice a day for years. My father’s cardiologist - 30 years ago - said everyone over 40 should be taking it! Guess I’ll be upping my dose.

[@heygetoffmylawn1572]

Eleven years ago after my heart attack I asked my cardiologist if I should take CoQ10 supplements because of the meds I was on. He said….No need to. So I didn’t. Asked him again a few years later, said no need. So I let it go, but, always wonder why my muscles ached. Finally, today, started taking the supplement.

[@dbedazzling1]

Love doctors like you who are not just pushing big pharma medicines

[@diannelarose4392]

I have had horrible, chronic fatigue for years now making my life very, very difficult. Some days I barely get thru the day. I am taking 3 if not 4 meds on this list. I ordered Coq10 today and can't wait for it to get here to try it. I always attributed the tiredness to a side affect of the drugs but if this is what's doing it and taking Coq10 works I will be sooooooooooooo grateful to you for getting the info out. Whether it helps me or not, I bless you every day for all the great work you and Neisha are doing. Have been a fan of you both and your beautiful family for a long time. You both are truly Godsends.

[@chuckleezodiac24]

Let us know, in a couple of weeks, if it's made a difference.

[@sazzadhossain8732]

Following

[@lyntaylor4131]

How are you feeling now? A year on...Have you continued taking coq10?

[@chuckleezodiac24]

it's been a year. update?

[@lawrencecheng5677]

My doctor in a private hospital delete CoQ10 from the prescription when I returned for consultation although the Statins (Rosuvastatin) depletes my CoQ10. He didn't explain why. I bought CoQ10 supplements myself. Thanks for educating us. If 10% of doctors like you, the world would be much healthier.

[@steeveblain3759]

Coq10 seems to be working for me, been 2 years since my strokes and chest pain & heart cramps have been my problem. After this video I got coq10 supplement and no more cramps nor pain, also my heart effraction went from 18% to 25% sins your video, a big deal if you ask me. Although it’s impossible to attribute this improvement to coq10 for sure, still the pain & cramps are gone. Thanks doc!

[@Alexxxxx945]

God bless you hope you feel better and the supplement works for you I been dealing with chest pain and the anxiety of not knowing what’s wrong with me

[@Rosalee-7]

I have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and can't walk very far without my heart tightening up. Dr's say I haven't had a heart attack but I just wonder if it would be safe to take again. I took 1 of dr mercolas in 2018 and electricity shot thru my body and out my arms and fingers, it scared me so I thru the rest away.

[@gailfagan7579]

You’re a real treasure Dr Berry. I had a 90% blockage of 1 artery resulting in a silent heart attack 9 months ago. The rest of my heart is fine with mild-moderate plaguing, at 70 yrs of age. Mild localized heart muscle damage but no permanent issues at all. When iwas on the table I was asked if I agreed to take all prescribed meds for 1 year by the technician. I knew if I said no, they would not place the stent! So I had a stent placed and the cardiologist put me on MASSIVE doses of statins, beta blockers, water pills, ARB’s and anti platelets. I thought I had turned 105 within 2 weeks of taking all that crap!!! I did research on KZbin from docs like yourself and talked to my pharmacist. I asked why on earth was I prescribed these massive amounts of drugs and she played dumb. I immediately stopped taking the statin, went to my doctor and got all except the anti platelet reduced significantly. At 3 months I had a chat the cardiologist and he dropped everything down to a bare fraction of the original prescription. You have to be respectful and know your stuff so as not to be labelled ‘non compliant’. Anyway, I’m at 9 months post stent and I’m going to see about weaning off most of the rest of these drugs now. I’m thankful for the fact they saved my life but also grateful to be aware enough to not get sucked into the Big Pharma pipeline of hell and sickness from a lifetime of these drugs they tell you you have to take. Thank you for all you do. God bless!

[@autumnfeldpausch5539]

Man alive that's a long list! Thank you for giving us the education our schools, the AMA and OUR DOCTORS don't give out

[@hardtruth2039]

This is one reason why I’ve worked so hard to come off of all 12 pharma drugs that doctors had me on for 30 years. They aren’t happy about it.

[@jamescalifornia2964]

😏👌 Good for you . Just be careful ...

[@tomunderwood4283]

They make their money from your reoccurring visits.

[@hardtruth2039]

@@jamescalifornia2964 be careful of what??? Being healthy?

[@sandyk5220]

My goals, exactly!! (Weight close #2.) Im on 12 RX, feeling at times a toxic dumping ground.

[@woodsie5796]

Please make your videos Closed-captioned! I get the gist because I take a CoQ10 every day, but not sure I take enough. Reading the Transcripts but CC is even better! Thanks for all you do and Blessings 🥰

[@rooneysmith2329]

I really appreciate this information. I have been on an ARB and diuretic for many years. I told the doctor that these meds are causing me to feel depleted of my energy. She said you have Anxiety these meds do not cause that!! And she also said I need to learn how to deal with side effects!

[@ninawildr4207]

🤦‍♀️

[@yvonne3903]

After you trial co Q10 let us know if it helps.

[@julieklie2344]

Good info! “If it’s not one thing, it’s your mother!”

[@paigemorgan367]

Thank you Dr. B. You always have the answer I need found in your videos and LIVES! I just bought more Q10...

[@carm787]

Thank you Doc Barry for all the education you give freely to us! I'm forever grateful! Because of you i was finally able to get my doc to perform tests and finally diagnose my ra and silent hoshimoto and because of your videos i have found a healthier way of eating and am managing said diseases! Can not believe the changes just from following your videos of proper human diet! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!❤️

[@GCT1990]

Thank you for posting a full list in the description you're the best, you saved so many lives it's not even funny. Wishing you and your family nothing but the best in life

[@love2laughwa]

I left a doctor who loved prescribing meds. I decided I can use urgent care when I need it. For my long-term care, I only see my amazing naturopath. She got me off statins (that I learned don't work...except to make big pharma rich) and put me on ubiquinol. My levels are great now!

[@efjproductions4326]

i am on several of these meds and have recently added CoQ1O to my supplent line-up. so glad to hear this information!

[@AMDG_-nk2dp]

PQQ is also needed by the body for mitochondrial energy in small daily amounts like 10 mg to 20 mg. So is ATP. Supplement PQQ works well with COQ 10.

[@robertmartin8762]

Hi Dr. Berry. How odd that most medical practioner's today are mostly Pharmaceutical reps. I have wondered about all the side effects from using so many statins etc. A fair number of these I have been on over the years. Love your informative YT sessions. I was given at least 10 or 12 meds for BP and Cholesterol. Especially having had triple bi past surgery last November. Thanks again my son. May you and your family enjoy many wondrous blessings. Irish Bob😇🤗😎🍀

[@vj21oq27]

You are right. 2060 doctors will laugh at current medical practice, just like doctors today laugh at 1940's medical practice. Also, doctors like Dr Berry are ignoring the diseases which are caused or worsened by harmful genetic mutations. Child mortality has reduced from about 50% in 1800s to less than 1% today, I am pretty sure it has no impact on the health of people today.

[@dbedazzling1]

Because those doctors are pharmaceutical slaves to big pharma who own them

[@jackcsaffell5641]

Dr. Berry you made me laugh. I am Mexican and Irish. I was raised with my Mexican grandmother and she ate many different kinds of organ meats. I've tasted many different organ meats and I've always said "EWW," after tasting them. When you said to eat heart I naturally said "eww," then you said "if you just said eww, you better rethink it." I do take a CoQ10 supplement but I feel empowered from all you and Ms. Neisha are teaching me about low carb and Keto. Thank you. Oh btw, I just ate a bowel full of beef chorizo with cheese for breakfast. (Chorizo con queso.) Yum!!!! Can't get enough of those beef lips, glands and whatever yummy things they use to make chorizo. he he he

[@krakoosh1]

Better check the additives. Sausages and franks contain a lot of bad stuff in them. Including sugars (about 15 different names for sugar.) I used to love chorizo too

[@TheNomadMonad]

Salivary glands. 😄

[@sonshinethomas7986]

I was always told it was intestens.

[@boink800]

@@sonshinethomas7986 Read the labels -- it's all there. Mexican meat is beyond amazing, especially 'lengua' (tongue).

[@williammichaeljohnsongmailcom]

-----You ate a bowel full? haha

[@ceilconstante640]

Thank you so very much! SO important to take care of our health! Most MD's aren't at all helpful.

[@joyjoyjoyfolie]

Thank you Dr Berry!! I’ve been taking it … but I love that you mentioned more info about dosage etc!!

[@jmsunflowerone6229]

Thank you so much. Now I know why I have been so tired since cv 19 in Feb. 22. I was given an horrible antibiotic with endless side effects. I will get some of this otc supplement

[@clubmogambo3214]

Excellent video, as usual, by Dr. Berry. Interestingly enough, I've been taking CoQ10 supplement all along, without realizing how important it is based on two of the medications from his list that I take on a regular basis: Metformin & Simvastatin. Each of these are very low doses, so I suspect the combination of what I derive from my food + a 100mg CoQ10 gel cap is sufficient, but based on what Dr. Berry advises, I'm upping it to two capsules per day from here on out, just to play it safe.

[@heleneikerenkotter2950]

CoQ10 is made by our body in the liver. With age and multiple medications it is depleted. The one medication that blocks the production of CoQ 10 from being made by the liver are the statin drugs. The majority of physicians writing prescriptions for cholesterol drugs never tell their patients to take this supplement with this medication The absence of CoQ10 is detrimental to the heart which requires this for energy. So you would be wise to take at least 200 mgm of the CoQ10 if you are taking a statin. Heart failure is an energy starved heart . These are words that come from “Metabolic Cardiology “ by Dr. Stephen Sinatra, Cardiologist. He has a chapter in his book on the importance of CoQ10.

[@christymartinez2078]

​@@heleneikerenkotter2950 Dr. Berry has a great video on the danger of low LDL. Consider taking vitamin B3 (niacin) to support LDL levels. All natural. There are several videos on the benefits of B3. I take it. Statins are dangerous

[@kennethtan6403]

Thank you and Much Love from the Philippines.

[@maidenminnesota1]

Finally! Something that my methotrexate (for rheumatoid arthritis) does NOT seem to interfere with! Surely that's one you missed. Mtx seems to be contraindicated with absolutely everything in life. 😒

[@soal3415]

That is probably why I'm exhausted just walking to my kitchen. Thanks for the info!

[@CristinavdfV]

So true. I am 58 an struggled with Lyme. But with a supplement of Q10 I feel much better wih more energy and I lost 10 kg.

[@johnfaruzzi5452]

Dr berry, I take meds and feeling low and weak for 12 years and just started taking coq10. Been about a week and beginning to feel better at 100 mg 3 times daily. Thankyou

[@napoleonfontanosaii6080]

Dr. Berry, thanks for sharing this video with us. I had an Open Heart Triple Bypass Surgery in May of last year. In April, my pre-surgery BNP was at 109 pg/ml! ( Normal range is below 100 pg/ml. ) In June, my post-surgery BNP went up to 228 pg/ml!! In December, my BNP went all the way up to 373 pg/ml!!! You would think that having heart surgery would make one's heart pump better afterwards. In all of this time, my cardiologist increased my Metoprolol from 25 mg, to 37 mg, to 50 mg, then to 75 mg! I got progressively dizzier with each increase as well as suffered from facial Edema. I had him cut it down to 50 mg which seems tolerable to me! I was also prescribed Lisinopril 20 mg twice per day. I also have to take Rosuvastatin 10 mg each day. As well as daily doses of Aspirin 81 mg, Ezetimibe 10mg and Digoxin 125 mcg. I've cut down my Lisinopril to once per day after watching this video. As a safety measure, I have adopted Dr. Sinatra's Heart Health supplement regimen. Which consists of high doses of CoQ-10, L-Carnitine, D-Ribose, Magnesium and Krill Oil. I seem to feel better with more energy and more stamina. But I won't know for certain until after I get my next Echocardiogram and Lab Works done which are temporarily postponed because my union trust fund mistakenly terminated my Core COBRA insurance coverage! I'm fighting them over it and am seriously considering getting a lawyer!

[@saltyaussie9482]

I was on Metoperol and it gave me bad dreams and one night I fell out of bed due to having a disturbed sleep with this drug. This fall put me in hospital. When I came out I told my doctor to cut this crappy drug off my prescription list. Only took it for three months. Never again.

[@57930]

Thanks for all you do and for listing all the meds that deplete COQ10, most websites that want to give you any lists or recommendations, charge for their info !!! Thanks !!! Planning on ordering your book too !!!

[@intro2123_]

Thanks for being so honest and real. Excellent video!

[@OMGitsShrimp]

Thank you for providing a list in the description! It’s so helpful!!

[@ruthmaryrose]

When I was growing up in the 50s and 60s the giblets were always packed in with the chicken and chickens weren’t sold in parts. Since there were so few giblets we learned to consider it a prize when we would get one. I will consider it a treat to be able to eat chicken hearts. Thank you for this advice. I’ll definitely be going out to look for chicken hearts as well as eating other foods rich in CoQ-10.

[@jeanettemarie3718]

Dr berry love your content as well as your wife’s Channel

[@AMDG_-nk2dp]

The ubiquinol form of Co Q10 is better absorbed by the body better than the ubiquinone form of CoQ10. It is already broken down in it's form so it doesn't require liver activation. It is more biologically active for the body to uptake and utilize. And it's body ready within 2 to 3 hours. It's fat soluble so it's better absorbed when taken with some food or a meal. That includes olive oil or other beneficial oil.....A really good upgrade from plain old standard ubiquinone. It's superior and very therapeutic. 100 mg of ubiquinol equals 200 mg of ubiquinone. That's how powerful it is. And if you add astaxathin it's even better. That one works well with CoQ10 and you only need 4 to 8 mg a day of that one. 🌞

[@NoTrashInHeaven]

Yes! Thanks for taking the time for posting this necessary information!

[@Lennythewinner]

Yes I've heard this too, though I gather the advantage of the -quinol over -quinone form only really becomes important as one approaches middle age. At the same time, if one cannot afford the costlier -quinol form, then of course take the -quinone form.

[@AMDG_-nk2dp]

@@Lennythewinner I can relate that I do notice the difference. I switched to the better form about 11 years ago, and notice the difference. I only take this form now and in the softgel form. Sometimes with a lecithin base. It's a great combo with the astaxathin in a softgel form also. The PQQ is taken empty stomach btw. It's I guess what's referred to as the synergy of supplements. They complement one another nicely. As we get older, we need some energy helps.....

[@srezzy1326]

@@AMDG_-nk2dp a particular brand you take? PQQ is ?

[@AMDG_-nk2dp]

@@srezzy1326In ubiquinol I usually use the 100mg. Softgel from Jarrow. It's a great brand. Sometimes in a pinch I use vitamin shoppe brand. The brand I've been using for the past couple years is from Healthy Origins, a very reasonable priced product that's therapeutic. Just make sure you get a softgel form. BTW, like your koala 🐨 pic....

[@Zill7711]

Thank you for the great information delivered in a manner that inspires confidence.

[@jons5898]

My late father was on 4 of these prescription meds when his heart quit. Neither one of his doctors ever mentioned taking CoQ10 ! Maybe Bigpharma should show Drs this video so they don’t kill their best customers 😢

[@edlauren9434]

…. First BigPharma will tell about CoQ10… Next they will tell about poison statins… What next? Next BigPharma will explain to everyone that low carb diet with IF and low intensity exercise helps way better than pills in preventing strokes and heart attacks?!!… Don’t be naive!

[@vj21oq27]

Why blame big pharma when it's the doctor's responsiblity to update their medical knowledge?

[@zackc.8015]

You're saying like 3 different things at the same time..

[@heygetoffmylawn1572]

The Docs are in bed with big pharma. Why should they tell you anything other than what big pharma tells them.

[@lynserkawi4704]

its not in their protocol. we used to learn ourselves from the old people about nutrition n health but the slogan/propaganda phrase " go to the doctor for any health issue" made all lost in the track n field of life.

[@57930]

Thank You so much for listing all of the medications, most won’t do that !!!!

[@RomanoPRODUCTION]

Thank you doc Ken Berry !!! I like your Kenubiquinone formula

[@Aliciaskinsecret]

Thank you for posting about this my mom is on high blood pressure medicine and I never thought about it absorbing any of her vitamins and she definitely could use some more energy and I know if you’re low in This it definitely lowers your energy

[@sinan_islam]

I take cholesterol medication. It makes me feel extremely exhausted like fibromyalgia. I got prescribed CoQ10 to fix the damage caused by the cholesterol medication.

[@jjo5375]

WOW! What a valuable instructional video on CoQ-10! I do take the Rx's, and have taken CoQ-10 supplements for years, but not as religiously as your video suggests...but I will now! THANK YOU!

[@joanallen5253]

Wow. Thanks! I knew about the effect of cholesterol lowering medicines, (I don't take them though), but I never knew that those other ones such as blood pressure and even antacids lower it. No wonder the side effects of many bp medicine has reviewers saying how tired they are.

[@jackieburns5257]

They make it impossible for me to exercise. I tried them about 20 years ago.

[@rhondae8222]

Thank you, Dr Berry, for sharing this vital information. ❤

[@jameskantor0459]

Thank you for sharing all the groups of medications.

[@Tio_Loco]

I knew that the Metformin that I take did, but I never realized the list was that extensive!

[@miketravels]

I’ve been taking CoQ10 for years. Now I know why.

[@MarkSmith-js2pu]

I suggest to pay VERY close attention to any drug prescription and injections. Food for that matter too.

[@lindabohl2454]

Thank you good Doctor! I’ll check out this value information. Thanks from California ❤ blessings

[@ryanu3708]

I’d been taking CoQ10 for nearly 30 years and I developed severe nausea that lasted 13 months. After two upper endoscopies and visits to many doctors I had a nutritionist tell me to stop taking it immediately and the nausea stopped. My 88 year old mother had the same issue with it. I recently tried adding a 30mg dose back to my diet and the nausea returned.

[@judys1340]

Wow! Priceless information! Thank you!

[@lindataylor4884]

Thank you for sharing And helping so many. A good cardiologist should put their Patient On this. So many studies out there in reversing heart disease and many other diseases. We could all use it these days. Do your research on finding out the best supplement. Not a pharmaceutical push. Look at what the fillers are and where it is made. There are also food you can eat that supply this, Use also. I have seen for many years In the Alternative health field great results.

[@ashwinikulkarni6483]

Thanks u doc for ur valuable information; i m from india and I started taking Co q 10 from last month & can see lot of differences in energy level; it increased so i m feeling good

[@Cruiser007]

I've been taking Lipitor for 20 years...hmmmm maybe that's why I'm always so tired all the time. I going to try taking some CQ10 now & see if it helps. Thank you.

[@kerrywebb8519]

What an amazing DR you are. Thank you.

[@mechele4848]

Thank you for the Q-10 Link Dr! I will order from their website since I don't use amazon! 😘💕

[@thomass789]

Why are you telling us that you don't use Amazon?

[@sunshadow9704]

Wondering to know why you dont buy the goods off amazon?

[@whataboutbob7967]

Thank you doc. I refer your videos to everybody I cross paths with.

[@TreasureRescue]

I started taking 100mg daily of Qunol coQ10 about a decade ago because I heard it helped with migraines. IT WORKED! I tried so many brands but qunol was the most effective for me.

[@susanshaver912]

Yikes, I am 77 and tired all the time. I have been taking Metoprolol XL (Toprol XL) for 15 years for Neurocardiogenic Syncopy. Dr never said anything about CO Q 10.

[@deborahortwine5283]

Thank you so much for doing all these videos regarding our health, I cannot express how much I appreciate you doing this and I enjoy watching every video that you put out. I only take one prescription but I thought I heard something about CoQ10 helping with dementia and Alzheimer’s. What is your thought on that?

[@andrewhowell5937]

You are pretty good I will follow you for information !

[@glorialabella6361]

Thanks for this important information on CoQ10. 👍

[@AntiDoctor-cx2jd]

I've seen this guys face a lot before watching a video. Way more intense than I expected!

[@moonshadow3559]

Thank you so much for this information! Was taking One of them. Will adjust my dose of CoQ 10.

[@Dalmos1981]

Just the video that I need. Thank you Dr. Berry

[@tommylee2137]

I was told that doctor in Europe have to give prescription of cQ10 with stain at the same time. Why not in USA? Strange!

[@leticianedilskyj7060]

Thank you for all your very informative videos.

[@dcbandit649]

Hey doc! I've been a listener/viewer for a few years now and love your stuff! I've just recently had a heart attack and 'have to' unfortunately take new meds. The ones I'm taking are carvedilol, rosuvastatin and brillinta and baby aspirin....just got done watching your CoQ10 video and realize that I need more of it! They didn't even tellme about that part...hmmmmm. Thanks for the video and keep 'em coming! 👍

[@stuarthutt3740]

Excellent! COQ10 is necessary to produce cellular energy ATP throug the electron transfer chain in the mitochondria. Statins among other things reduce CoQq0 and K2. Our bodies need cholesterol since every cell in our body needs it for cell repair, brain is cholesterol and our nervous system is 75% cholesterol.

[@karinchristensen220]

I am 70, not on any medications and eat goat meat (from animals I raise) almost daily. I take ubiquinol because I figure it won't hurt. I have read that ubiquinol supplements, especially for older people, is superior to coQ10.

[@dorianshadesofgray]

My sister has muscle pains when she takes statins and I’ve suggested CoQ10 a few times… I think this video may be a bit more convincing than the way I’m selling it

[@user-pd8bk4ei1h]

?Salmon contains = Astaxanthin "Astaxanthin, however, is not only more stable, but was found in a clinical study to be 6,000 times stronger than vitamin C. Vitamin C isn't the only one with competition-astaxanthin is also 800 times stronger than CoQ10, 550 times stronger than green tea catechins and 75 times stronger than alpha lipoic acid."

[@Ahmedali-xq3ye]

Thank you Doctor for your help of education

[@andrewromano3105]

Enlightening... I take AMLODAPINE 10MG and LOSARTAN 50MG. DAILY 50MG MAGNESIUM AND VC250 AND ZINC50MG. I GUESS CoQ10 IS NEXT ON MY LIST .THANK U .DR BERRY

[@vincentj3093]

If your not on any of the meds you mentioned, is it a good idea to take it for general health benefits

[@csigur]

Hi Dr. Berry, Your channel is awesome. I had a question. Does Levothyroxine Synthroid lower your COQ10 as well ? Thx

[@beatam2146]

Very good explanation 👍👍👍

[@traciemartin2509]

My heart doctors father was founder of coq10. I had mitral valve prolapse. He never pushed coq10 on me. I never took it but now I do. He was good about keeping ppl off statins. He is not an invasive heart doc. He retired this year sadly

[@debbierhodes5399]

Are you talking about Dr Langsjoen? My husband was one of his patients!

[@traciemartin2509]

@@debbierhodes5399 yes! I miss him! Four if my docs retired recently:(

[@markiangooley]

Much commercial beef bologna has beef heart in it. I don’t know if it’s enough or whether it has bad ingredients.

[@pinksparkle1965love]

Thank you very much Dr appreciate this Blessing 🙌 ♡♡

[@paulberkebile5562]

Dr. Berry, The only ACE Inhibitor you have on the list is enalapril, but in your video you used the plural "ACE Inhibitors." Are there other ACE Inhibitors (like Benazepril) that lower Ubiquinone levels?

[@ketoonkratom]

Love One Another God Bless Everyone

[@rosalrosa5346]

Excellent information thank you.

[@user-d1f0iOki80lmno]

Thanks a Lot Doctor for this education

[@StrawberryDragon645]

I just want to say thank you!

[@wyattfamily8997]

I don't know about others but I have to take it a.m. or I can't sleep at night. I started taking it after a heart attack (2009) that resulred in 20% damage to my heart. A friend (pharmacist) advised to start CoQ10 as it assisted in muscle repair. He also advised that the heart DOES repair itself (very slowly) at around 2% per year. Regular checkups showed the damage until 2017 when it no longer showed up on tests. I continue to take it after breakfast each day 150mg.

[@marlabaldwin7011]

Well this maybe my problem. I've been to the Dr numerous times complaining of no energy. I even got a series of B12 shots but still felt tired. I take Prilosec for acid reflux so that could be the problem. I'm going to try the supplement. The thought of eating heart grosses me out especially after watching Dahmer on Netflix 😆😆😬😳

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

Maria Baldwin Prilosec impairs digestion and impairs mineral uptake. Acid reflux is often caused by too little stomach acid, my alternative Doc said betaine hcl with pepsin. Low acid weakens the close response of the lower esophageal sphincter such that people long term acid reflux at night and burning during the day. Also lack of melatonin result in too much acid at night and further inflammation as well.

[@marshellgasque2892]

Thank you Dr. Berry. Would Colestipol be included on this list?

[@delinayoungs3988]

Thanks this was extremely helpful !

[@jamesharrison6201]

The Drs I have dealt with won't even consider supplements. In fact, I have been told do NOT take any support regimen

[@gratitude5740]

When I was growing up in Poland, on Sundays mom would make chicken soup from our own chicken we had raised . Us kids were always fighting trying to get the heart or liver . I always liked organ meats.