Heart health q10
Common Questions and Answers about Heart health q10
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really? im really scared to take this just incase my body gets use to it and than i have to take them for the rest of my life.. i guess i will drink in the evening than thanks for helping !
A September 2013 meta-analysis by the National Institutes of Health of seven studies of Co Q10 concluded, once again, that the stuff has almost no benefits:
"Coenzyme Q10 has no effect on the total mortality (n=87), associated with lower incidence of pulmonary edema, cardiac asthma, arrhythmias, and hospitalization (n= 641). The use of Coenzyme Q10 was associated with improvement in the New York Heart Association classification (NYHA) of clinical status( n=821).
I have dilated cardiomyopathy with a EF of 35% im wondering if Coenzyme Q10 is good to take. I was also thinking of taking Vitamin E.
Is there anything I should worry about.
s pose a problem is when someone has an very abnormally sized heart or bad heart disease. A normal healthy person can get anywhere from 0-20,000 palpitations per day. Some people are just more aware of them.
If they are really bothering you and you can't stop thinking about them you could always make a cardiologist appointment, but when the cardiologist tells you they are fine and your heart is fine just take his word for it, and know that they will not cause you any hard.
It has also been studied for slowing dementia, and reducing angina, symptoms associated with heart failure and other symptoms associated with heart -related illnesses.
I recommend Coen Q10 to all patients with cardiac disease regardless of the presence of myopathy, because I have seen significant benefit in my practice patients.
The safety profile is very good.
Have anyone tried q10 suppliment to relieve muscle pain. Statin and q10 may have contradicting function but it seems that to maintain q10 level in our body may prevent muscle pain. Than again how to balance the statin/q10 dosage to benefit from both. We need to replanish the q10 level and at the same time lower the cholestrol level. Also it seems that with q10 defficiency could age the heart much faster.
If you do your research, you willl find that patients who had almost given up, have had their lives extended to a better quality of life. Q10 will actually strengthen your heart and help it function better. Check with you Doctor before taking this, just to make sure that it doesn't interfere with the drugs.
You should talk to your health care provider about this. Using this Coenzyme Q10 is not the standard of care in treating cholesterol. Statin medications are really the gold standard of therapy. It has been used to prevent some side effects of statins, given along with them. There is some inconsistent information on that. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/high-blood-cholesterol/expert-answers/coenzyme-q10/faq-20058176 and an overview article https://www.mayoclinic.
Homoeopathic tonic Crataegus mother tincture 3 times daily
These may help you to withstand the disease, angioplasty and the large number of medicines
Statin drugs given for cholesterol reduction reduce synthesis of Co Q10 and lead to wekness of heart muscle.Aspirin can cause bleeding in GI tract.Deficiency of vitamin C results in high cholesterol.Vitamin C and niacin help in reducing cholesterol safely.Vitamin E and omega 3 are anti coagulants.
On Coenzyme Q10: cardiologists in Japan use it as adjunctive therapy in cases of heart failure and they've been doing this for years. Q10 is a prescription drug there.
Coenzyme Q10 is manufactured by the body. The switching back and forth between its two forms - ubiquinone and ubiquinole - results in the production of ATP (energy) at the end of the electron chain, which is in the mitochondria of cells. Without Q10, you and I would be dead.
I'm a 48 year old male in fair shape. I have been a runner since I was 13. I jogged 1-3 times a week for 3 miles. I thought I ate reasonably healthy, and didn't worry about heart disease.
Two months ago, I had a 5 hour episode of PVCs and thought I was having a heart attack. The reason I'm posting here is because I've read many accounts of people experiencing similar things and I know how stressful it can be.
I average 40-60 sustained episodes per month. My ICD calmly paces me back to normal heart rhythm without incident. "
I researched the net for two years and finally tripped on a solution. After reading an article on postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, I discovered dehydration leads to low blood volume which causes low blood volume which lowers blood pressure and the heart increases rate significantly to supply blood to the entire body. BINGO!
Have you thought about supplementing with CoEnzyme Q10? This enzyme is depleted by Statin drugs. This Enzyme is a critical antioxidant that works in the mitochondria of our cells which promotes energy. Helps to keep our cells happy. Might be something you can look into. The brand I take can be found here: www.bvsynergy.com It's called Heart Health Advanced Co-Q10 from Market America.
I have been reading a lot of coq10 supplements and gum health, so I decided to give a try. I got a bottle of Doctor's Best, [Hig]h [Abso]rption CoQ10, 100 mg, 120 Veggie Caps and after a week of taking it, I noticed my teeth became real sensitive. They even hurt when I bit down on some tortilla chip, and even the gum underneath my 10-year crown felt tingling..scary..
I immediately stopped taking the supplement that day and three days later, my teeth were back to normal.
A study published in the journal Panminerva Medica demonstrates PycnoQ10®, a pycnogenol (French maritime pine bark extract) and coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) combination, naturally improves heart function. Results showed heart ejection fraction increased by 22.4% in the treatment group whereas only 4% in controls.
I was diagnosed w/ dilated Cardiomyopathy 12 years ago w/ an ejection fraction of 25%. They thought the cause of it was from alcoholism. I have been sober since and began taking prescribed Lisinopril and Coenzyme Q10. My ejection fraction went up to 40% and stayed that way for years. 2 months ago I began to have severe breathing problems and the Echo showed my ejection fraction was reduced to 35%.
I am a 42 year old male in good physical health. I haven't had any heart related issues prior to this. By BP is 110/70 and my total cholesterol is 216 with HDL, LDL, and triglycerides all within an acceptable range. I don't have any immediate family history of coronary disease, but my grandfather died of congestive heart failure. I was having some chest discomfort and shortness of breath so my primary physician suggested I do a cardio stress test and EKG.
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