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Old 07-31-2016, 12:55 PM #22
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I don't know if I posted about Dr. Sinatra's position on statins and heart health in general, but I so much respect and follow his info. I don't take statins and I'm pretty sure never would. On my 2014 lipid panel, my MD tested COQ10 and I see it's a little lower than is optimal, so I've upped my COQ10 regardless and take 200mg at least daily. Some days take 300mg. He talks about COQ10 in his comments. I didn't read thru this whole thread so maybe it was mentioned, but worth mentioning again can't hurt.

Statin Drugs: What They Do & Who Should Take Them | Dr. Sinatra
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