Watch this video and learn the vital importance of CoQ10 and why your body needs it and how a deficiency is often the root cause of lack of energy and most chronic diseases.

Coenzyme Q10 is one of the primary nutrients that protect your mitochondrial membranes. Mitochondria are the energy-producing structures in your cells. Therefore, unhealthy or nutrient deficient mitochondria equals low energy.

The body produces CoQ10 and is also present in food. Good sources include oil-rich fish, organ meats and other natural foods. 

Unfortunately, the amount of CoQ10 produced by the body decreases with age. Around the age of 35 or 40 years old, the amount that your body makes starts to seriously decline. 

If you are in your mid 30’s or 40’s or older, you should be supplementing with CoQ10. If you are on statin drugs, which are cholesterol-lowering drugs, you must be on CoQ10. 

Dr. Huntington predicts all doctors will soon consider it standard practice to give patients who are on statin drugs CoQ10 supplementation – and many doctors are already doing so. 

“I was looking quite a lot after my doctor recommended me to take CoQ10. There is so much out there, that it’s really hard to choose. I bought samples on amazon but didn’t really have much results until I heard of Dr. Huntington’s podcast on CoQ10. I became curious and so I searched his supplement on the internet and gave it a try. After just a few days I can already feel a difference in my body. I have more energy now and my blood pressure is finally lowering. This is exactly what I needed!!”