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@wboquist - it's honestly not anything special! I just like pop art and I thought the front cover was a bit different. I wanted to have something unique in the background - but I know it's not everyone's taste :)
My personal experience: Taking atorvastatin for a year and a very active 74 year old cyclist (5500 mi/year). I experienced quite severe muscle pain and longer than usual recovery after long, hard rides before my cardiologist recommended CoQ10 (200 mg). Afterwards, I feel much better and my recovery nights are basically pain free. Not quite scientific, but works for me. Just say’n.
Have you tried to lower your cholesterol naturally thru healthy eating?🤔 Soluble fiber works like magic!! There are many foods and herbs that lower cholesterol. You sound like you are into health with the bike riding. Clean eating is very important to health as well!😊
Hi Dr. Bailey, you're the best. I had a triple bypass about a year ago and the muscle pain from the 80mg/day Astovastatin was seriously affecting my quality of life. My Doctor reduced the RX to 40mg/day and it helped, but not enough. I wanted to stop the stations, but the Doctor said no. One day I found the CoQ10 info and started a regiment of 200mg/day for a week and then 100mg/day since. After only one week my muscle pain completely went away. This is not a coincidence, I battled the statin muscle pain for almost an entire year, this is truly cause and effect. Love your RUclips video content, keep it going. 👍
Have been experiencing dreadful muscle problems and doctor advised to half my statins, but instead I doubled my CoQ10, added PQQ, D3, K1 and K2, and have woken this morning for the first time in ages with NO muscle aches:)
The more I watch your videos the more at ease I am. So much of what you share agrees with my own personal research, and for that I am grateful. The more I educate myself the more comfortable I feel speaking to my doctors openly about things I question. Thanks Dr Sam!
After being on lipitor for about 10months I could not ignore my worsening muscle weakness anymore. A blood test showed elevated Ck levels and I stopped taking lipitor. Started on COQ 10 and after six months I am back to feeling normal again. It definitely did wonders for me. Muscle weakness from lipitor was such a horrible experience. My legs felt like jelly.
Very good information and thank you PS antarktis well I'm going to discuss my PA seems to feel I should take lipitor I have already in my feet I have lower back pinched nerve which affects my lower body which is my legs so why would I want to take lipitor if it makes your muscles weaker
Thank you 🙏 Dr. Sam... You are a blessing to a lot of people stuck inside... Your format is light, happy and those cutaways are always spot on. Edit: You have a wonderful sense of humor... Stay well doctor... Keep safe... God Bless...
keep safe from what? why is everyone saying stay safe these days? is it to do with the made up covid that was designed to keep us inour place ,stop us from seeing even our familys and each other? if you are brainwashed by covid then look up 'the great reset'
Hello and thank you Dr. Sam for providing this informative review of CoQ10. My Dr. has me on Atorvastatin and I had a nurse tell me about the benefits of CoQ10. I didn't fully appreciate or understand this supplement until watching your video. Thank you for helping me and so many others to make intelligent decisions about their healthcare. Your efforts make a difference. BobV :)
A GP? No knowledge what damage/side effects toxic drugs cause? Maybe you should start reading manufacturers data safety sheet supplied with the drug you prescribe?
Just letting you know I’m on atravastatin and I ached all in my joints. I started COQ10 and with in 1 month those aches were gone. They work with statins no doubt.
I read the studies by University of TX in Austin and studies in Japan showed a 25% higher survival rate in people with congestive heart disease. I told that to a friend with CHD and he started taking 100 mg a day and he said he felt a little better and he lived much longer than they said he would. Indeed he was supposed to die 8 years ago and is still going. He still is restricted, but is definitely doing better than he used to. He said his cardiologist now prescribes CoQ10 to his patients.
I have been taking a statin for years and have had muscle pain all along. But when my doc increased the dose the pain was much worse all over my body. I told her about it and she said take Tylenol ,you have arthritis. a friend told me about Coq10 so i started taking 200mg a day and within a month i have noticed a big difference. I have about 90% less pain and so much more energy. The only thing is my sleeping time is less , but i feel so much better. Why don't doctors tell their patients about coq10?
BECAUSE IT DOES NOT SELL PHARMACEUTICALS!!! (THAT'S WHY YOUR DR. DID NOT TELL YOU ABOUT CoQ10) YOU MAY NOT NEED YOUR STATINS! THERE MAY BE BETTER WAYS FOR YOU! I GOT OFF MY STATINS! MY RESULTS HAVE AMAZED MY DOCTOR! THEN I CHANGED DOCTORS!!!
I also saw a study that showed taking CoQ10 helped patients with fertility. I began taking it when I was struggling for 6 months to conceive, then we suddenly concieved fraternal twins! My friend was also struggling and I recommended CoQ10 and she concieved a baby afterwards too. I had no history of twins in my family, but found a study that showed CoQ10 and it's links to fertility and possible hyperovulation. Very interesting indeed!
Dear @Dr. Sam Bailey Thank you very much for your talk on CoQ10 and Statins. Statins are a HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor, this enzyme is part of the mevalonate pathway and by inhibiting this enzyme, both cholesterol and also the production of Ubiquinon is inhibited, this leads to a reduction in CoQ10. Hence when someone does take a statin there is also a corresponding reduction in the levels of CoQ10. If you look at the mevalonate pathway it is interesting to see that the inhibition of HMG-CoA reductase causes also the inhibition of Farnesyl PP, from Farnesyl PP it branches off to form either cholesterol, Heme A, Ubiquinon these are required for the electron chain to work effectively to generate ATP - hence when someone is on statins they can feel fatigued - as well as and Prenylated Proteins. So, following on - if the electron chain is not functioning properly there can be a decrease in aerobic metabolism which can result in the cytoplasmic reduction and shunting of pyruvate to lactate, which is required to replenish NAD+ that is required to generate ATP - see Krebs Cycle. CoQ10 has many roles within the body, these roles include helping to reduce reactive oxidative stress through its antioxidant effects and participation in mitochondrial respiration. So - by preventing mitochondrial dysfunction CoQ10 can help to reduce statin induced myopathy by helping to replenish the electron transfer chain to help generate ATP. Thanks Kevin
I began taking CoQ10 several months ago after watching YOUR RUclips and that of Dr. Sanjay Gupta (York, England) on the subject. Went to my cardiologist for a check-up today and informed him, and his remark was, "Excellent ! How did you find out about CoQ10?" At which point I put in a plug for your channel and that of Dr. Gupta... ☺ Thank you for all you do for us, Dr. Sam ! Greetings from Pennsylvania in the US.
So far you are my FAVORITE Doctor in the whole world! Informative, honest, helpful and you make your videos fun to watch. Thanks for all that you do, and please keep up the great work. You are my #1 go-to source to find out the TRUTH about medications and medical treatments. ❤️
You have the greatest way of sharing your knowledge in every video. It's hard not to watch every one of them. I am forever subscribed to your channel. Thank you, Dr. Sam.
I started taking COQ10 probably sometime after my triple bypass in 2001 at the age of 40. I learned about adding this supplement from reading Dr Stephen Sinatra's book: "Reversing Heart Disease Now." I take 300mg of COQ10 twice a day (for several years). (Before discovering the 300 mg Kirkland brand at Costco, I was taking 200mg twice a day for many years. I don't remember why I'm taking COQ10 twice a day. Perhaps, it was from Dr Sinatra's book.) I have not noticed any particular side effects from COQ10. My blood tests have not shown any particular effects on my liver enzymes. (My only other major supplement is vitamin C 2000mg twice a day also for many years.Yes, I am taking daily blood pressure and cholesterol medication.) Thank you for your terrific informative videos, Dr Sam. I liked most about this video is your wonderful smile and lovely NZ accent. Will be looking to learn more in your other videos.
I was put on a Statin 6 months' ago and changed from Crestor to Aspavor, the lowest dose as I found I felt the Crestor was making me feel unusually fatigued. Knowing myself well I was able to figure that the fatigue had nothing to do with anything other than the start of taking a Statin. I gave it a few months and was about to change to yet another Statin hoping for better results. It was my pharmacist who listened to me and recommended I take CoQ10 with my Statin every day. After only 2 weeks I feel I am bouncing back to my normal energy levels. Strange that GP doctors are not aware of this over the shelf medicine.
@@gracegwozdz8185 That is good advice. When my new cardiologist (original one retired) noticed I was taking Losartan, he said he didn't really like the drug, but told me to continue taking it anyway. I asked myself, "What kind of doctor would ever say such an inane thing to a patient?" This is why I plan to change cardiologists. Like vehicles, doctors are not all the same.
I have fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. I take Co enzyme q10, D ribose, acetyl l carnitine and fish oils.. They work on the ATP energy system of the body and definitely help me x
I also have fibromyalgia and have taken CoQ10 for years after a heart attack, and heart damage. A pharmacist friend recommended it as it encourages muscle repair (the heart DOES repair itself but at only 2% per year). After 10 years on it, no heart damage is now detectable whereas before that it was as I'd had detectable damage. I started taking Curcumin after being diagnosed with ulcerative colitus and couldn't take the drugs prescribed. My G.P. suggested trying Curcumin as it is an anti inflammatory and it worked, it also greatly improved my fibromyalgia symptoms too.
You are the most beautiful woman on RUclips and probably the whole internet. You have an unbelievable knowledge of all things in the field of medicine and must be a terrific doctor. I also adore your accent and gingers are my favorite type of women. Please keep giving of your knowledge to us!
@@DrSamBailey No, I must thank you, Dr. Bailey for taking time in your busy day to transfer some of your knowledge to us mortals without medical training. Thanks to you, we have healthier lives and I'm sure you even saved lives with your helpful information.
I find this medication helpful when I get what I call brain weary. When my memory doesn't seem to want to work as well as it should. I find 2-3 months on this medication helpful and I am right back to normal.
Would it not be easier to give up Statins as they are proven to prevent the livers production of CQ10 . The advantage of taken Statins for preventing heart attacks has also been discredited and the Drug companies exaggerated risk analysis of 50 percent reduction in heart attacks if you take Statins is rubbish science . Proven to be more like 1per cent risk prevention !
I have been taking 100mg of Ubiquinol since 2004 (after a heart attack) I have read many research papers on it. I believe, but cannot prove, that it has been very beneficial and has in fact slowed the aging process as I now appear quite a bit younger than my age in years. It as certainly contributed to bringing by blood pressure under control. I am prescibed 20mg of Atorvastatin and have had no side effects at all whilst also being on Q10. Dr. Sam you presentation on this subject is superb and covers the topic very well. The only new thing I have learned is that taking it in the evening is not advised because it can cause sleep disturbances, thank you for that. As an aside, I had a consultation with an experienced cardiologist for monitoring and Coenzyme Q10 was on the list of meds I take. He said " I have never heard of it" unbelievable! Thank you for your videos which are superbly presented very well informed and very helpful .
Thanks for this informative presentation. I have been taking COQ10 for several years now since I am also taking a statin. Had a heart problem about 15 years ago resulting in placement of two stents. Now age 80 and still quite active. (have a full head of brown hair too!)
@@sittowardi6781 My hair or lack thereof has nothing to do with anything in the world. But I can brag just a little bit, can't I? (that's all I got left)
Thanks, Dr. Sam, i have been taking CQ10 for quite a while , with a suggestion from a pharmacist friend since I take Lipitor for controlling my cholesterol level , but I never quite know what it ( CQ10)does. Now you answered the question that I had in my mind for years. Thank you.
Very informative ! A friend supplemented Co Q10 for elderly mother with congestive heart failure. But that was 30 years ago. It's value is becoming better known.
Dr. Sam I don't have any problem about my health but I watched many of your videos. What do you feel when lot of people just praised about your pretty face smiling. You are so sweet doc. God bless you
Your a very knowledgeable doctor in my opinion. Also the prettiest doctor I’ve seen. If you were my doctor I would be looking forward to a doctors visit.
I've took coenzyme q10 with high dosage 400mg daily and the result was unbelievable, i got younger face and energetic body from the second week , but the doctor recommended to reduce the dosage from 400mg till 100mg as he said this is the safe one , and i recommend anyone not to take it at night ,cause you'll never sleep...
@@gracegwozdz8185 not many doctors follow functional medicine, sadly. And they won't, in my experience with my chronically ill daughter. You have to find the good doctors, and also to research for yourself. Sad but true.
Great info! After my H.A. at 54, I was taking “blood thinners”, Atorvastatin/Lipitor for 2 years, then I switched to Warfarin for another 2 years, my liver and cramps in my legs got so bad, that I quit taking this “stuff”, and I was active in various sports. Since quitting statins, I started taking Q10 for almost 15 years, also taking Red Yeast Rice supplement, and a lot of other basic vitamins. My cholesterol and triglycerides are fine now, with good nutrition diet combined. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🌹🙏
Dr. Sam thank you for your upolads . Great info. Just wanted to say that Ubiquinol has helped me from day one as I noticed the difference straight away... I suffered from statin pain for almost a year although I have stopped the cholesterol medication due to the pain... People should never be using this statins meds... Ubiquinol helped to relieve pain straight away...It was gone... I swear by it... Just writing as to help others.
I had been on Atorvastatin since 2010. I was unaware of needing the supplement of CoQ10, when taking the lowering cholesterol drug. Thanks to video such as yours, I stumble upon important information, such as this. One MUST be proactive in their health areas. I was shocked because either of my primary physicians, didn't advise me to take CoQ10, knowing that the statins were lowering it! Once, I had severe leg cramps all the way to my hips; like being paralyzed with extreme pain and couldn't move! . I was thinking about calling the ambulance for a trip to the hospital. My sister prayed for me, I asked for some mustard and after a few minutes the extreme pain subsided. I asked my doctor to what may have cause the problem? Her reply was that she didn't know. Again, thanks for your informative video, which have helped a lot of people. Keep up the good work. I am a subscriber too :) May 23, 2021 Sunday
Just found your channel and i am in love!!! You have such an intoxicating smile and attitude! Blessed you are and all people around you!, I am so gelous! All the best! x
I started taking Q10 shortly after being on Statins, because of information that I came across describing the increase in probability of heart failure, because Statins deplete body Q10 stores.
Since i take CoQ10 my healthy was so good and better than before. Im had vertigo very bad and always feel lose energy. But now i feel much2 better. Thanks sharing this Dr😘
I take Simvastatin along with 200mg of coq10 and have for about 12 years. This video was very interesting to hear as I had only heard from my Dr that the Simvastatin could reduce cq10 levels. Nice knowing all the benefits. How does this lovely Dr not have at least 100k subscribers. Her videos are consistently interesting, educational and always so easy on the eyes.
Statin caused severe muscle cramps. Started CoQ10 and cramps went from a habitual 9 to an occasional 1. Tried stopping CoQ10 and cramps came back with a vengeance. Back on CoQ10 for about 10 years. No side effect.
My heart has an extra beat and I feel it as a flutter. It’s worse as I am nodding off, and it wakes me suddenly. I started taking 100mg of coq10 and magnesium each day and my heart issues stopped the next day!! I could not believe it. I told my sister who also has heart issues, palpitations etc. she had tried everything, but took 200mg a day and her symptoms have disappeared also!! It’s unbelievable! So happy I found this supplement. My doctor would never have recommended it!
Been taking CoQ10 for 6 years, seems to help keep the old body in tune. Thank you for the information Doctor Sam. Always a pleasure to be educated by a smiling face. 😊
I always felt terrible taking statins even with an adequate amount of CoQ10. I saw a Dr. Greger vid on amla berry extract tablets and whamo! my LDL dropped 30%+ to between 78-88, HDL increased to 45 and total cholesteral is 145. This was 2 years ago and I have been taking it since with 0 side effects. No dark moods, joint aches, edginess etc. as with statins.
I like the fact that you lost food sources for this particular vitamin. Great to know that we basically eat all of the foods listed that you provided! Many thanks!
Dr. Sam, I love your information and your presentation. One concern I have, not about you or the presentation, is that many physicians with whom I have worked either are not familiar with supplements or are resistant to recommending their use. I muddle along doing as much research as I can on the best supplements for me, but feel discouraged that I cannot find professional medical support. P.S. I live in the US. Could that be part of the problem?
Beef as a Carnivore diet means naturally I get Co-Q10 by eating heart & Liver and have Raw Meat 5 organ supplements. Post Covid You all should of awoken to the deadly agenda of Pharma by now; when you are still trusting their filthy assholes including your MD then your going to let them the wealthier destroy your life, hopes and then...you will drop dead!! Statins are known to cause Heart Attacks- eat meats & fats and the body will reset and function well without shit pharma toxins!
Check with our doctors as to whether or not we take a supplement? But MOST doctors know NOTHING about supplements, feel threatened when they are asked, cannot answer our questions and usually end up telling us NOT to take them (because they'd rather put us on DRUGS). At least, THAT is MY experience. ByTheWay, I think you are just WONDERFUL.
I'm from india ... i feel so happy after watch your video first time ... you provide good knowledge about Q10 ... Actually My Father Getting Some Kidney Problem ... So i am very Careful for him ... i am getting all knowledge about Medicine's providing him by doctor ... Thank you very Much ....
*Oops! I meant to add that a discussion on leg cramps would be helpful. I do know there are 'go-to' treatments for this, such as potassium, neurontin, etc.~ yet, I know of a few people- myself included- that have had little to no relief from the usual treatments/suggestions. For myself, it's not the standard, charley-horse in the calf type cramp. I will get severe, debilitating cramps down the side of my shin bone, sides of my thigh, (feels deep in, next to bone?), tops of my feet or balls of feet. Straightening out does nothing. Ice packs are the only relief so far. I'm starting to wonder if it's more of a tendon or nerve issue, rather than actual muscle cramps? Pain level is off the chart/cannot speak/panic type of pain, when they do come. My husband runs for the ice pack, & they subside within 15-30 minutes- usually. Sometimes up to an hour. Literally feels like tying up in knots- sometimes visual.
I suffer from degenerate spine to Adult Scoliosis which creates neuropathy the aches/Charlie horse feeling from top of your hips down to feet toes. It’s AWFUL to say the least. SI injections, Neurontin or Lyrica plus I have a intrathecal pain pump, my wife tried Humira/Enbrel. Flare ups, sometimes if you feel like doing something then the next day you pay for it. Answer??? Eric Clapton was vaccinated with the Asra Zeneca and has developed burning in his hands /feet it’s a battle just to deal with it! Nerves are inflamed that’s what I get from my doctors. Hope you can find relief 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Sort of off-topic, but I would like to know why the Babarella book is the one most prominently displayed on the bookshelf behind you.
@RUclipsrs 🍺
1. *Corbett Report Bill Gates 4 Part Series*
2. *Medical Tyranny 2020*
3. *Agenda 21 (2021)*
4. *Agenda 2030*
5. *Agenda 2050*
6. *Event 201* 🎵 This event was held one month end before the Plandemic, brought to you by Bill and Malinda Gates Foundation
7. *Rockefeller Operation Lock Step*
8. *Cripsr Technology*
9. *Quantum Dot Tattoo*
10. *RFID Chip*
11. *Gene Drive CA59*
12. *Eugenics* 🎵 Bill Gates father created Planned Parenthood.
13. *Fema Camps*
14. *Darpa Hydrogel*
15. *Transhumanism*
16. *Real ID 2020* 🎵 Mandatory vaccination, if you do not ... (Biblical) You will not be able to buy, borrow, sell, trade, work or get a driver's license.
*DO NOT TAKE THE VACCINE !*
@wboquist - it's honestly not anything special!
I just like pop art and I thought the front cover was a bit different. I wanted to have something unique in the background - but I know it's not everyone's taste :)
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Dr Sam, your smile and gorgeousness leads to high levels of good mood. No side effects. Thanks and be safe.
I agreed!😉
I was thinking the very same thing.
Your oxytocin level raises, when you see DR sam.
Am I Right?
@@zulfiqarmosvi5513 do you even know what Oxytocin is? lol
Came here to learn about statins. Could listen to her all day long.
My personal experience: Taking atorvastatin for a year and a very active 74 year old cyclist (5500 mi/year). I experienced quite severe muscle pain and longer than usual recovery after long, hard rides before my cardiologist recommended CoQ10 (200 mg). Afterwards, I feel much better and my recovery nights are basically pain free. Not quite scientific, but works for me. Just say’n.
Thanks
Have you tried to lower your cholesterol naturally thru healthy eating?🤔 Soluble fiber works like magic!! There are many foods and herbs that lower cholesterol. You sound like you are into health with the bike riding. Clean eating is very important to health as well!😊
@@stroys7061 Cut the carbs
Hi Dr. Bailey, you're the best. I had a triple bypass about a year ago and the muscle pain from the 80mg/day Astovastatin was seriously affecting my quality of life. My Doctor reduced the RX to 40mg/day and it helped, but not enough. I wanted to stop the stations, but the Doctor said no. One day I found the CoQ10 info and started a regiment of 200mg/day for a week and then 100mg/day since. After only one week my muscle pain completely went away. This is not a coincidence, I battled the statin muscle pain for almost an entire year, this is truly cause and effect. Love your RUclips video content, keep it going. 👍
Having a doctor this caring and friendly while delivering the facts is also helpfull! 👍🌷
you Dr will describe what ever medical assocation ordering them ...
Have been experiencing dreadful muscle problems and doctor advised to half my statins, but instead I doubled my CoQ10, added PQQ, D3, K1 and K2, and have woken this morning for the first time in ages with NO muscle aches:)
I'm taking atorvastatin 40mg and the muscle pain was terrible. I doubled my dose of CoQ10 and the results have been great, no more muscle aches!
The more I watch your videos the more at ease I am. So much of what you share agrees with my own personal research, and for that I am grateful. The more I educate myself the more comfortable I feel speaking to my doctors openly about things I question. Thanks Dr Sam!
Straight information based on existing studies with no slant. Thank you Dr. Bailey.
After being on lipitor for about 10months I could not ignore my worsening muscle weakness anymore. A blood test showed elevated Ck levels and I stopped taking lipitor. Started on COQ 10 and after six months I am back to feeling normal again. It definitely did wonders for me. Muscle weakness from lipitor was such a horrible experience. My legs felt like jelly.
Did you continue any other statin? in case you may get a heart problem
Very good information and thank you PS antarktis well I'm going to discuss my PA seems to feel I should take lipitor I have already in my feet I have lower back pinched nerve which affects my lower body which is my legs so why would I want to take lipitor if it makes your muscles weaker
Thank you 🙏 Dr. Sam... You are a blessing to a lot of people stuck inside... Your format is light, happy and those cutaways are always spot on.
Edit: You have a wonderful sense of humor... Stay well doctor... Keep safe... God Bless...
keep safe from what? why is everyone saying stay safe these days? is it to do with the made up covid that was designed to keep us inour place ,stop us from seeing even our familys and each other? if you are brainwashed by covid then look up 'the great reset'
I'm in congested heart failure and Coq10 has helped with my energy level. I'm a sleeper, but instead of 16 hours a day, I'm only sleeping 12 hours.
Hello and thank you Dr. Sam for providing this informative review of CoQ10. My Dr. has me on Atorvastatin and I had a nurse tell me about the benefits of CoQ10. I didn't fully appreciate or understand this supplement until watching your video. Thank you for helping me and so many others to make intelligent decisions about their healthcare. Your efforts make a difference. BobV :)
Wonderful! I'm so pleased to hear this.
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What I enjoyed most in this video is listening to you speak. Absolutely lovely. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@DrSamBailey I could listen to you 24/7. Simply divine.. and brilliant as well 🙃
I'm a GP and I'm watching this and liking it and learning new things from you! Thank you!!!
A GP? No knowledge what damage/side effects toxic drugs cause? Maybe you should start reading manufacturers data safety sheet supplied with the drug you prescribe?
@@gracegwozdz8185 / give him credit for being open. Lots of dr don’t know to prescribe CoQ10 with statins ! I commend him for being humble and open.
What I liked the most about your video is your delivery and your smile.
Just letting you know I’m on atravastatin and I ached all in my joints. I started COQ10 and with in 1 month those aches were gone. They work with statins no doubt.
Hmmm....I wouldn't be so happy to take that.
I read the studies by University of TX in Austin and studies in Japan showed a 25% higher survival rate in people with congestive heart disease. I told that to a friend with CHD and he started taking 100 mg a day and he said he felt a little better and he lived much longer than they said he would. Indeed he was supposed to die 8 years ago and is still going. He still is restricted, but is definitely doing better than he used to. He said his cardiologist now prescribes CoQ10 to his patients.
A friend of mine in Canada was told by his cardiologist the same; he's still kicking!
I have been taking a statin for years and have had muscle pain all along. But when my doc increased the dose the pain was much worse all over my body. I told her about it and she said take Tylenol ,you have arthritis. a friend told me about Coq10 so i started taking 200mg a day and within a month i have noticed a big difference. I have about 90% less pain and so much more energy. The only thing is my sleeping time is less , but i feel so much better. Why don't doctors tell their patients about coq10?
I take my q10 in the morning so it won’t mess with your sleep.
Magnesium really helps me with leg w/such cramps!
Coq10 is not a prescription drug they won't earn from it, also you should start seeking alternative to statin
@@jpval3484 what is alternative to statin?
I hate it, but when I stopped it my cholesterol level went way high.
BECAUSE IT DOES NOT SELL PHARMACEUTICALS!!! (THAT'S WHY YOUR DR. DID NOT TELL YOU ABOUT CoQ10) YOU MAY NOT NEED YOUR STATINS! THERE MAY BE BETTER WAYS FOR YOU! I GOT OFF MY STATINS! MY RESULTS HAVE AMAZED MY DOCTOR! THEN I CHANGED DOCTORS!!!
I also saw a study that showed taking CoQ10 helped patients with fertility. I began taking it when I was struggling for 6 months to conceive, then we suddenly concieved fraternal twins! My friend was also struggling and I recommended CoQ10 and she concieved a baby afterwards too.
I had no history of twins in my family, but found a study that showed CoQ10 and it's links to fertility and possible hyperovulation. Very interesting indeed!
Sure beats thousands of dollars I would say. Don't expect this approach to be offered as it might get out. Lack of studies you know.
How much Coq10 mg you taken everyday?
Dear @Dr. Sam Bailey
Thank you very much for your talk on CoQ10 and Statins. Statins are a HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor, this enzyme is part of the mevalonate pathway and by inhibiting this enzyme, both cholesterol and also the production of Ubiquinon is inhibited, this leads to a reduction in CoQ10. Hence when someone does take a statin there is also a corresponding reduction in the levels of CoQ10.
If you look at the mevalonate pathway it is interesting to see that the inhibition of HMG-CoA reductase causes also the inhibition of Farnesyl PP, from Farnesyl PP it branches off to form either cholesterol, Heme A, Ubiquinon these are required for the electron chain to work effectively to generate ATP - hence when someone is on statins they can feel fatigued - as well as and Prenylated Proteins.
So, following on - if the electron chain is not functioning properly there can be a decrease in aerobic metabolism which can result in the cytoplasmic reduction and shunting of pyruvate to lactate, which is required to replenish NAD+ that is required to generate ATP - see Krebs Cycle.
CoQ10 has many roles within the body, these roles include helping to reduce reactive oxidative stress through its antioxidant effects and participation in mitochondrial respiration. So - by preventing mitochondrial dysfunction CoQ10 can help to reduce statin induced myopathy by helping to replenish the electron transfer chain to help generate ATP.
Thanks
Kevin
Merck have a patent on a polypill combining a statin with Q10.
I began taking CoQ10 several months ago after watching YOUR RUclips and that of Dr. Sanjay Gupta (York, England) on the subject. Went to my cardiologist for a check-up today and informed him, and his remark was, "Excellent ! How did you find out about CoQ10?" At which point I put in a plug for your channel and that of Dr. Gupta... ☺ Thank you for all you do for us, Dr. Sam ! Greetings from Pennsylvania in the US.
Funny that your doctor knew about CoQ10. Ive had the same response from mine. Yeah they just push the pharma profits.
So far you are my FAVORITE Doctor in the whole world! Informative, honest, helpful and you make your videos fun to watch. Thanks for all that you do, and please keep up the great work. You are my #1 go-to source to find out the TRUTH about medications and medical treatments. ❤️
After watching this vid three times (too busy being hypnotized by her voice, red hair and blue eyes) I have been taking CoQ10. Feeling better.
You have the greatest way of sharing your knowledge in every video. It's hard not to watch every one of them. I am forever subscribed to your channel. Thank you, Dr. Sam.
I started taking COQ10 probably sometime after my triple bypass in 2001 at the age of 40. I learned about adding this supplement from reading Dr Stephen Sinatra's book: "Reversing Heart Disease Now." I take 300mg of COQ10 twice a day (for several years). (Before discovering the 300 mg Kirkland brand at Costco, I was taking 200mg twice a day for many years. I don't remember why I'm taking COQ10 twice a day. Perhaps, it was from Dr Sinatra's book.) I have not noticed any particular side effects from COQ10. My blood tests have not shown any particular effects on my liver enzymes. (My only other major supplement is vitamin C 2000mg twice a day also for many years.Yes, I am taking daily blood pressure and cholesterol medication.)
Thank you for your terrific informative videos, Dr Sam. I liked most about this video is your wonderful smile and lovely NZ accent. Will be looking to learn more in your other videos.
Hi, are you still taking 300mg q10 twice a day and 2000mg vitamin C twice a day? Thanks!
Thank you for explaining the CQ10 mystery! Now ,this supplement is a good treatment over statin!
take two gloves of carlic not chewing and berbern with apple cider vinger daily ...
some Q10 has nictone in it ...you believe it or not
When you’re old and take a cocktail of medications your advice site is priceless.
I was put on a Statin 6 months' ago and changed from Crestor to Aspavor, the lowest dose as I found I felt the Crestor was making me feel unusually fatigued. Knowing myself well I was able to figure that the fatigue had nothing to do with anything other than the start of taking a Statin. I gave it a few months and was about to change to yet another Statin hoping for better results. It was my pharmacist who listened to me and recommended I take CoQ10 with my Statin every day. After only 2 weeks I feel I am bouncing back to my normal energy levels. Strange that GP doctors are not aware of this over the shelf medicine.
You weren't put on statins, you decided to take them.
I love the way you inform people in the most simple and easy to understand manner - you have a real gift thank you
What a lovely compliment, thank you
I have learned way more here, from you than from my cardiologist.
@Mel Willard since 2005 when he put in a stent, he has kept me for dying, I’m not complaining.
TexasScout, your cardiologist has very little knowledge. Change him!
@@gracegwozdz8185 right, he save my life in 2005 and keeps me healthy until this day, I’ll be sure and do that right away.
@@gracegwozdz8185 That is good advice. When my new cardiologist (original one retired) noticed I was taking Losartan, he said he didn't really like the drug, but told me to continue taking it anyway. I asked myself, "What kind of doctor would ever say such an inane thing to a patient?" This is why I plan to change cardiologists. Like vehicles, doctors are not all the same.
CoQ10 seems to help my night sweats and hot flashes! Helped a lot.
I have fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. I take Co enzyme q10, D ribose, acetyl l carnitine and fish oils.. They work on the ATP energy system of the body and definitely help me x
I also have fibromyalgia and have taken CoQ10 for years after a heart attack, and heart damage. A pharmacist friend recommended it as it encourages muscle repair (the heart DOES repair itself but at only 2% per year). After 10 years on it, no heart damage is now detectable whereas before that it was as I'd had detectable damage. I started taking Curcumin after being diagnosed with ulcerative colitus and couldn't take the drugs prescribed. My G.P. suggested trying Curcumin as it is an anti inflammatory and it worked, it also greatly improved my fibromyalgia symptoms too.
You are the most beautiful woman on RUclips and probably the whole internet. You have an unbelievable knowledge of all things in the field of medicine and must be a terrific doctor. I also adore your accent and gingers are my favorite type of women. Please keep giving of your knowledge to us!
Thank you for your time watching James
@@DrSamBailey No, I must thank you, Dr. Bailey for taking time in your busy day to transfer some of your knowledge to us mortals without medical training. Thanks to you, we have healthier lives and I'm sure you even saved lives with your helpful information.
A very nice 'bedside manner' you put serious information in a very comfortable way. Thank you.
Thank you, that is really kind Alex
I find this medication helpful when I get what I call brain weary. When my memory doesn't seem to want to work as well as it should. I find 2-3 months on this medication helpful and I am right back to normal.
I have cramps at night in my shins, CoQ10 has relieved those completely.
Would it not be easier to give up Statins as they are proven to prevent the livers production of CQ10 .
The advantage of taken Statins for preventing heart attacks has also been
discredited and the Drug companies exaggerated risk analysis of 50 percent
reduction in heart attacks if you take Statins is rubbish science . Proven to be more like 1per cent risk prevention !
Great video! The world needs more physicians that educate and just do not push pharmaceuticals. Thank you.
Ur smile is a complete therapy for the patients on statins... Ur smile and attitude a complete cell energizer rather taking co enzyme q10... ❤️
I have been taking 100mg of Ubiquinol since 2004 (after a heart attack) I have read many research papers on it. I believe, but cannot prove, that it has been very beneficial and has in fact slowed the aging process as I now appear quite a bit younger than my age in years. It as certainly contributed to bringing by blood pressure under control. I am prescibed 20mg of Atorvastatin and have had no side effects at all whilst also being on Q10. Dr. Sam you presentation on this subject is superb and covers the topic very well. The only new thing I have learned is that taking it in the evening is not advised because it can cause sleep disturbances, thank you for that. As an aside, I had a consultation with an experienced cardiologist for monitoring and Coenzyme Q10 was on the list of meds I take. He said " I have never heard of it" unbelievable!
Thank you for your videos which are superbly presented very well informed and very helpful .
@@boblatkey7160 And what evidence are you aware of for claiming that?
Thanks for this informative presentation. I have been taking COQ10 for several years now since I am also taking a statin. Had a heart problem about 15 years ago resulting in placement of two stents. Now age 80 and still quite active. (have a full head of brown hair too!)
What does your hair have to do with anything?
@@sittowardi6781 My hair or lack thereof has nothing to do with anything in the world. But I can brag just a little bit, can't I? (that's all I got left)
Your clear use of words in combination with tone of voice and facial expression is very nice, you’re very lucky and must be thankful to have those❤
Looking and listening to you, makes my stress levels go down. Thank you.
Couldn’t ask for a more lovely doctor to inform us about statins and CoQ10.
Thanks, Dr. Sam, i have been taking CQ10 for quite a while , with a
suggestion from a pharmacist friend since I take Lipitor for controlling my cholesterol level , but I never quite know what it ( CQ10)does. Now you answered the question that I had in my mind for years. Thank you.
Oh great! I'm pleased to hear that
Very informative ! A friend supplemented Co Q10 for elderly mother with congestive heart failure. But that was 30 years ago. It's value is becoming better known.
Honestly your smile is a good medicine for me Doc 😊😉
Thank you, that's really kind of you
Me too.
Dr. Sam I don't have any problem about my health but I watched many of your videos. What do you feel when lot of people just praised about your pretty face smiling.
You are so sweet doc. God bless you
Very nice info Doc. I have tried it for increasing exercise endurance. It worked great. Thanks
Your a very knowledgeable doctor in my opinion. Also the prettiest doctor I’ve seen. If you were my doctor I would be looking forward to a doctors visit.
Hehe, thank you Stanly
Dr. Sam Bailey your welcome Doctor Sam and in my opinion it’s true.
I’d love Dr Sam for my doctor. She would be calming for my anxiety that I experience when I go to the doctor.
Maybe you shouldn't go to the doctor and listen to your gut feeling?
@@gracegwozdz8185 that’s not helpful.
I use it and love it. I don’t take statin drugs (or any other drugs).
Rick, you are so smart!
I've took coenzyme q10 with high dosage 400mg daily and the result was unbelievable, i got younger face and energetic body from the second week , but the doctor recommended to reduce the dosage from 400mg till 100mg as he said this is the safe one , and i recommend anyone not to take it at night ,cause you'll never sleep...
Your simplicity and the way you explained ,makes a 10yr kid understand. Luv from India.
I put my dad on MitoQ because he’s on statins. It’s made a huge difference to his life.
MsZumba, it's your dad's doc who should put your dad on MitoQ in the first place. He should be educated enough to do the right thing.
@@gracegwozdz8185 not many doctors follow functional medicine, sadly. And they won't, in my experience with my chronically ill daughter. You have to find the good doctors, and also to research for yourself. Sad but true.
Pennsylvania in the USA loves Dr Sam's presentations. They are quick-moving and highly informative. Thanks, Doc Sam !
You cheer us all up
Great info! After my H.A. at 54, I was taking “blood thinners”, Atorvastatin/Lipitor for 2 years, then I switched to Warfarin for another 2 years, my liver and cramps in my legs got so bad, that I quit taking this “stuff”, and I was active in various sports.
Since quitting statins, I started taking Q10 for almost 15 years, also taking Red Yeast Rice supplement, and a lot of other basic vitamins. My cholesterol and triglycerides are fine now, with good nutrition diet combined.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🌹🙏
Dr. Sam thank you for your upolads . Great info. Just wanted to say that Ubiquinol has helped me from day one as I noticed the difference straight away... I suffered from statin pain for almost a year although I have stopped the cholesterol medication due to the pain... People should never be using this statins meds... Ubiquinol helped to relieve pain straight away...It was gone... I swear by it... Just writing as to help others.
Statin med is terrible, but what is the alternative when the cholesterol is way high?
At last a subject dealt with directly, instead of a 15 minute diatribe going around the issue. Top marks.
Thank you, ma'am. I have sleep problems and will try to remember to take Ubiquinol earlier in the day. You are pleasantly informative.
I have to take it A.M. or get no sleep at night as it seems to add energy.
I had been on Atorvastatin since 2010. I was unaware of needing the supplement of CoQ10, when taking the lowering cholesterol drug. Thanks to video such as yours, I stumble upon important information, such as this. One MUST be proactive in their health areas. I was shocked because either of my primary physicians, didn't advise me to take CoQ10, knowing that the statins were lowering it! Once, I had severe leg cramps all the way to my hips; like being paralyzed with extreme pain and couldn't move! . I was thinking about calling the ambulance for a trip to the hospital. My sister prayed for me, I asked for some mustard and after a few minutes the extreme pain subsided. I asked my doctor to what may have cause the problem? Her reply was that she didn't know. Again, thanks for your informative video, which have helped a lot of people. Keep up the good work. I am a subscriber too :) May 23, 2021 Sunday
Just found your channel and i am in love!!! You have such an intoxicating smile and attitude! Blessed you are and all people around you!, I am so gelous! All the best! x
Thank you so much!!
@@DrSamBailey i wish my family doctor is like u...u smile a lot,u have a bubbly nature and easy on eyes
I started taking Q10 shortly after being on Statins, because of information that I came across describing the increase in probability of heart failure, because Statins deplete body Q10 stores.
I think i am not the only one to be hypnotised by your smile and tone.
I didn't expect a doctor to be so beautiful. ❤️
... thanks
I loved this video. You spoke slowly and gave honest answers to the many questions related to COQ10. My doctor has never even heard of coq10. Uggh
I was put on statins-felt like i'd been beaten up every day-bad muscle pains.Also started to feel very depressed.I took myself off them within a week!
How about your cholesterol without the medication?
Since i take CoQ10 my healthy was so good and better than before. Im had vertigo very bad and always feel lose energy. But now i feel much2 better. Thanks sharing this Dr😘
Definitely learned more than I knew, thanks.......BTW, love your New Zealand dialect!!!
Thank you! 😃
I take Simvastatin along with 200mg of coq10 and have for about 12 years. This video was very interesting to hear as I had only heard from my Dr that the Simvastatin could reduce cq10 levels. Nice knowing all the benefits.
How does this lovely Dr not have at least 100k subscribers. Her videos are consistently interesting, educational and always so easy on the eyes.
You are too kind! I'm just so happy that anyone takes time to watch my videos. 😉
I enjoyed your Kiwi accent. Good info too!
I'm Dr. Zulfiqar Mosvi. I like your videos.
Very informative
Thanks Dr. Sam for another great informative video. I’ve been waiting for this one for a while 😊.
My pleasure, a great topic to look into for me too 😀
Statin caused severe muscle cramps. Started CoQ10 and cramps went from a habitual 9 to an occasional 1. Tried stopping CoQ10 and cramps came back with a vengeance. Back on CoQ10 for about 10 years. No side effect.
Would subscribe just to hear you say " qweestion" love it!
My heart has an extra beat and I feel it as a flutter. It’s worse as I am nodding off, and it wakes me suddenly. I started taking 100mg of coq10 and magnesium each day and my heart issues stopped the next day!! I could not believe it. I told my sister who also has heart issues, palpitations etc. she had tried everything, but took 200mg a day and her symptoms have disappeared also!! It’s unbelievable! So happy I found this supplement. My doctor would never have recommended it!
Thank you Dr. Sam. I am taking a low dose of statin (30 mg a week) so I will check if I need COQ10. Interesting videos allways!
Excellent!
You are the most beautiful person in the world! I just love and adore your personality and smile!
Been taking CoQ10 for 6 years, seems to help keep the old body in tune. Thank you for the information Doctor Sam. Always a pleasure to be educated by a smiling face. 😊
Great to hear!
Dr. Sam how many mg should taken in 1 day? 100mg or 200mg?
I wish we had a doctor like you,Wilma from the Nederlans!!!
Dr.sam... I would love to know your thoughts on collagen peptides 🙂❤ Good day
Great Doctor wish all Doctors were like her!
If I lived in New Zealand, I would be a hypochondriac, just to come in to see her daily.
I could not identify the accent. Sounds like a mixture of Aussie and Scots.
@@fazbell New Zealand!
A thing of beauty is joy for ever. 🙏
Ubiquinol is also an anti-aromatase, It stops the conversion of excess testosterone from being converted to estrogen. So it is great for men.
Thanks so much for your informative videos! (from a taker of 10mg of Atorvastatin and CoQ10)
Nice work!
I always felt terrible taking statins even with an adequate amount of CoQ10. I saw a Dr. Greger vid on amla berry extract tablets and whamo! my LDL dropped 30%+ to between 78-88, HDL increased to 45 and total cholesteral is 145. This was 2 years ago and I have been taking it since with 0 side effects. No dark moods, joint aches, edginess etc. as with statins.
Thank you Dd Sam. Another great video. All the best wishes to you.
Same to you!
I like the fact that you lost food sources for this particular vitamin. Great to know that we basically eat all of the foods listed that you provided! Many thanks!
Dr. Sam, I love your information and your presentation. One concern I have, not about you or the presentation, is that many physicians with whom I have worked either are not familiar with supplements or are resistant to recommending their use. I muddle along doing as much research as I can on the best supplements for me, but feel discouraged that I cannot find professional medical support. P.S. I live in the US. Could that be part of the problem?
Beef as a Carnivore diet means naturally I get Co-Q10 by eating heart & Liver and have Raw Meat 5 organ supplements. Post Covid You all should of awoken to the deadly agenda of Pharma by now; when you are still trusting their filthy assholes including your MD then your going to let them the wealthier destroy your life, hopes and then...you will drop dead!! Statins are known to cause Heart Attacks- eat meats & fats and the body will reset and function well without shit pharma toxins!
Very informative. I had been taking it at night, I am going to switch up and try it in the morning. Thanks again.
May be you can guide us on renal functions, such as to improve our creatinine clearance etc
Your accent and smile brighten my day.
Good content as usual; delightful delivery. Thank you.
My pleasure
Check with our doctors as to whether or not we take a supplement? But MOST doctors know NOTHING about supplements, feel threatened when they are asked, cannot answer our questions and usually end up telling us NOT to take them (because they'd rather put us on DRUGS). At least, THAT is MY experience.
ByTheWay, I think you are just WONDERFUL.
Dr Sam , great video! Perhaps you could do a video on vitamin K2.
i know that vitamin k2 helps you absorb vitain d3 if thats any help, so i take it for that alone.
I'm from india ... i feel so happy after watch your video first time ... you provide good knowledge about Q10 ... Actually My Father Getting Some Kidney Problem ... So i am very Careful for him ... i am getting all knowledge about Medicine's providing him by doctor ... Thank you very Much ....
*Oops! I meant to add that a discussion on leg cramps would be helpful. I do know there are 'go-to' treatments for this, such as potassium, neurontin, etc.~ yet, I know of a few people- myself included- that have had little to no relief from the usual treatments/suggestions.
For myself, it's not the standard, charley-horse in the calf type cramp. I will get severe, debilitating cramps down the side of my shin bone, sides of my thigh, (feels deep in, next to bone?), tops of my feet or balls of feet. Straightening out does nothing. Ice packs are the only relief so far. I'm starting to wonder if it's more of a tendon or nerve issue, rather than actual muscle cramps? Pain level is off the chart/cannot speak/panic type of pain, when they do come. My husband runs for the ice pack, & they subside within 15-30 minutes- usually. Sometimes up to an hour. Literally feels like tying up in knots- sometimes visual.
I suffer from degenerate spine to Adult Scoliosis which creates neuropathy the aches/Charlie horse feeling from top of your hips down to feet toes. It’s AWFUL to say the least. SI injections, Neurontin or Lyrica plus I have a intrathecal pain pump, my wife tried Humira/Enbrel. Flare ups, sometimes if you feel like doing something then the next day you pay for it. Answer??? Eric Clapton was vaccinated with the Asra Zeneca and has developed burning in his hands /feet it’s a battle just to deal with it! Nerves are inflamed that’s what I get from my doctors. Hope you can find relief 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Dr. Sam Bailey very informative about coque 10 I learned a lot.