There are a number of prescription and over-the-counter medications that can deplete your body's natural reserves of coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) and ubiquinol. It is nearly impossible to replenish this nutrient through diet alone. Today, it's easy to find Kaneka Ubiquinol™ in supplement form. There are many high-quality brands sold in health food stores and pharmacies nationwide. Our Buyer's Guide has valuable information about what to look for when choosing a Kaneka Ubiquinol supplement. Be sure to ask your doctor about possible side effects if a health care provider recommends or prescribes any of the following drugs: (Reprinted with permission from Suzy Cohen's Drug Muggers)
Acid Blockers
Allergy Drugs
Antacids
Antirrhythmics
Antibiotics (a few examples)
Antidepressants, Tricyclic
Blood Thinners
Blood Pressure Drugs
ACE Inhibitors
Angiotensin II Receptor Antagonists
Beta-blockers
Centrally acting alpha-agonists hypotensive agents
Diuretic, sulfonamide
Diuretics, thiazide
Cancer Drugs
Cholesterol Reducers (Fibrates)
Cholesterol Reducers (Statins)
Diabetes Medications
HIV Drugs (Pyschiatric Drugs)
About Suzy Cohen
Suzy Cohen is a licensed pharmacist with over 22 years of experience. As a pharmacist, Suzy has a great deal of information regarding medication use and drug reactions as well as natural substitutions for many health concerns. Suzy is the author of numerous books including The 24-Hour Pharmacist, Diabetes Without Drugs and Drug Muggers.