Coenzyme Q10 Reduces Statin-Induced Muscle Pain
Muscle-related side effects occur in as many as 15% of patients taking a statin drug. Various myopathic symptoms have also been reported to occur in people with CoQ10 deficiency.
Statin drugs inhibit the synthesis of Co-Q10, and therefore have the potential to cause CoQ10 deficiency. The results of the present study suggest that drug-induced CoQ10 deficiency is the main cause of muscle symptoms in some patients taking statin drugs. However, the fact that CoQ10 supplementation was effective in only a minority of patients indicates that CoQ10 deficiency is not the only cause of statin-induced myopathy.
Read details of this coenzyme Q10 statin-induced muscle pain study.












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