"Use it for fertility and I’m now pregnant again. I have been taking CoQ10 for 4 months now and am pregnant on the first try, again. My last pregnancy it was the same, first try! And I’m older (conceived my son at 36- the month before turning 37 and am now pregnant again at 38.5). I stop when pregnant. I take 600 mg day with a prenatal and a little extra vitamin D. I take it after eating something usually a handful of pistachios for the fats to help it absorb. I hope someone reads this who is looking for something to help with fertility. It truly does work for egg quality and studies back it. I have DOR and it doesn’t matter. The number of eggs don’t matter it’s the quality! When you think about how it works…it makes total sense. CoQ10 is an antioxidant that provides energy to the cells. It’s mostly depleted as we get into our 30s. The largest cell in the female body is the egg. An egg needs a ton of energy to grow and divide. CoQ10 affects the mitochondria which is the power house of the cell/egg so it’s truly giving eggs a much needed BOOST especially older women 30+. Get on this!!! Give it 3 months! Helps for sperm too. I’ve seen it work in me twice, my sister in law who’s 41, and my guy friend who had 2.5 years of infertility from sperm mobility issues."

"I take CoQ10 supplements as it has many benefits for heart issues, cholesterol, diabetes, and blood sugar.
The FDA wants to include this ingredient is statin drugs (cholesterol medications) as some of these drugs have statins that rob your body of its normal CoQ10.
Although Ubiquinol costs more than CoQ10, you need to take much more of the CoQ10 so it then evens the cost difference. Advice: Take a blood test before you start using this and another one 3 months later to see what's happening in your body. Don't just take pills because of advertising or because other people take it. Make sure it works for you before spending lots of money."

"Almost immediately relieved my chronic chest pain . Along w/beet root capsules & krill oil I'm back to normal ."