Inlife Coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone) 100 mg – 30 Capsules
A potent antioxidant and mitochondrial energy supporter delivering 100 mg of ubiquinone CoQ10 per capsule. Designed to help heart health, cellular energy, statin-associated muscle discomfort, blood sugar balance, and migraine support. Produced in GMP‑certified facilities with vegetarian formulation.

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) – also known as ubiquinone, vitamin Q10, a fat-soluble antioxidant essential in the mitochondrial electron transport chain.

Mode of Action
ATP production – functions as a cofactor in the electron transport chain, critical for cellular energy.

Antioxidant protection – scavenges reactive oxygen species and supports regeneration of other antioxidants.

Improves endothelial and cardiac function, especially in heart failure patients.

Muscle health – may reduce statin-related myopathy by replenishing depleted CoQ10.

Metabolic support – shown to help in mild glycemic control in type‑2 diabetes.

Migraine prophylaxis and fatigue improvement.

Uses & Benefits
Enhances heart failure outcomes: the Q‑SYMBIO trial showed reduced hospitalizations.

Supports statin users by mitigating muscle weakness and pain.

Helps blood sugar management for diabetic individuals.

May reduce migraine frequency and duration with consistent use.

Provides antioxidant and energy support, improving skin vitality and fatigue.

Dosage & Administration
Take 1 capsule (100 mg) daily with a fat-containing meal for better absorption.

Typical daily range: 100 – 200 mg; higher doses (up to 600 mg) are used under medical supervision.

Safety & Side Effects
Generally well-tolerated; mild GI upset, nausea, insomnia, dizziness possible, especially at ≥300 mg/day.

Very high doses (≥300 mg) may cause mild liver enzyme elevation; no serious toxicity.
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Warnings & Cautions
Warfarin interaction: may reduce anticoagulant effect due to structural similarity with vitamin K.

Diabetes: may lower blood sugar—monitor if on hypoglycemics.

Statin therapy: no standardized consensus—consult your doctor.

Use cautiously during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or with chemotherapy.

Drug Classification & Interactions
Classified as an OTC dietary supplement, not regulated as prescription medication.

Known interactions with warfarin, insulin/antidiabetic, and possibly thyroid or chemotherapy meds—always consult a pharmacist.

Clinical & Consumer Insights
Heart failure: 2 mg/kg CoQ10 supplementation halved hospitalization risk in the Morisco study.

Statin myopathy: Multiple small trials suggest muscle pain improvement at 100–200 mg/day.

Migraine: 3‑month supplementation reduced frequency and duration at 100–300 mg/day.

Diabetes: 100 mg/day reduced fasting glucose and insulin resistance in a 12‑week trial.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How should I take CoQ10?
A: One 100 mg capsule daily with a fatty meal. Clinically effective range is 100–200 mg daily; higher doses may need medical guidance.

Q: Can CoQ10 reduce statin muscle pain?
A: Some people report improvement at 100–200 mg/day, but research remains mixed.

Q: Is CoQ10 good for heart failure?
A: Yes—the Q‑SYMBIO trial showed reduced hospitalizations and complications in CHF patients.

Q: Will it help migraines?
A: Yes—a three-month study found that 300 mg/day reduced headache frequency and duration.

Q: Is it safe long-term?
A: Yes—up to 1200 mg/day is well tolerated; 100–200 mg/day is safe for prolonged use.

Q: Any drug interactions?
A: May interact with warfarin, antidiabetic medications, and possibly chemo agents—consult before use.

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