Re: Re: co Q10

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Thank You and Everyone who replied to my email. I may have asked

you this a while back, so forgive me if I did...but can you tell me

what type of palpitations you had? Also, yes, I was tested

specifically for CoQ10 by my doctor so it can be done. It was a

blood test. I am going to try supplement; stay tuned.

I hope everyone is having a nice Thanksgiving.

I never had mine tested (didn't know you could), but I

take CoQ10 once daily and would not want to go a day

without it. It got rid of my heart palpitations - I feel

so much better. Maybe if you just try the fast absorption

CoQ10 you don't need to take both of those - not sure what

the other thing is..?

http://www.puritan.com/coenzyme-q-10-055/q-sorb-co-q-10-100-mg-015593?NewPage=1

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> Hi,

> It's been awhile since I posted. I've had many health

issues over the

> past year - in and out of hospital; it's hard to know

if my Hashi's is

> the culprit or what is going on. i'm still fighting

to figure all this

> out. I'm seen at least 20 doctors.

>

> Anyway, I have a question...

> I was told my co q 10 is very low and it is suggested

that I take co

> enzyme q 10 replacement 150 mg 2x per day and

L-carnitine 1 gr per day

> in divided doses.

>

> I still haven't met a drug or supplement that likes

me and am very

> afraid. However, I think this is important because I

get lots of heart

> arrhythmias and this may help.

>

> Can anyone tell me if these are relatively safe

supplements for those of

> us with Hashi's.

>

> Thanks very much.

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