CQ10 and Lipitor question

Don't ever let anyone on the internet convince you to stop taking a drug your doctor prescribed for you. By all means you can discuss it with them, and let them know what supplements you're taking, but don't stop just because you read it somewhere on the internet.

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3 Responses to CQ10 and Lipitor question

  1. jason_8 on 2007-10-26 07:31:25.199873

    In a message dated 1/24/04 5:30:47 AM, joeparker@... writes: << Don't ever let anyone on the internet convince you to stop taking a drug your doctor prescribed for you. By all means you can discuss it with them, and let them know what supplements you're taking, but don't stop just because you read it somewhere on the internet. AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Joe you are sooooooooright! Chris

  2. pete_3 on 2007-10-26 06:17:58.887624

    Seeing as how some of them include all that other stuff, it cannot be 100mg of CoQ10. Could be as little as 5-10mg and the rest is the much cheaper vitamins.

  3. jason_8 on 2007-10-26 23:34:00.680544

    In a message dated 1/24/04 9:05:38 PM, joeparker@... writes: << Seeing as how some of them include all that other stuff, it cannot be 100mg of CoQ10. Could be as little as 5-10mg and the rest is the much cheaper vitamins. Joe you're exactly right. One must contact the company to determine exactly how much of each item is included in each tablet. Chris

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