I am taking warfarin and have been told coq10 should not be taken with it but the shakes have coq10 in them, what else in in the shakes.
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I can't answer that for you. I used up the bag I had. I think if you click on the picture of it and see what is in it, it would help you to decide. I am now using a Vegan pea protein that only costs 20 as compared to that one which is 60. You can either at Amazon.com
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I researched: the Magnesium ingredient is Mag. Oxide. Here is what the webMD site says on it - this is what you probably have to look for (maybe others) Some MEDICINES MAY INTERACT with magnesium oxide. Tell your health care provider if you are taking any other medicines, especially any of the following:Anticoagulants (eg, warfarin) because the risk of their side effects may be increased by magnesium oxideSo if anyone else is concerned about interactions this is one thing to look for on mixes.
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Peggy, I am on warfarin also. I do not know what coq10 is or how it would affect the blood. I use the chocolate Arbonne. As far as I know it hasn't affect my blood. Since you mentioned this I am going to check further about coq10. Thanks for the heads up.
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I have no issues with taking with mine with any vitamins , THESE are the best enzymes I've ever taken IN years.
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No idea about ubiquinol regarding this particular product. Check: http://ubiquinol.org/ubiquinol-vs-coq10 for some questionable detailed information. I suggest a conversation with your doctor.
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Jenifer, I am sorry but I was unable to take this so can't give much information. I was looking forward to taking it with all the great benifets, but I must have been allergic to it because I got really sick both times I tried. From the reviews I read you can mix it with just about anything. Sorry I couldn't be much help, hope you have good success with yours.
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Hi Debbie..These are sublingual tablets that you hold under your tongue, and let them melt in your mouth. They're about the size of an M&M, and are cherry flavored. They are better than other b-12 meds, which the body has to turn into methylcobalamin. And if you swallow one accidently, it shouldn't be a problem. I've done it a couple of time. I'd reciommend this one to you without hesitation
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yes it does. I have been taking CoQ10 for years. Heart problems are in the family. I do not have any. I like the soft gel since I think it works faster. This product is very good.
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No. It is to counteract the muscle cramps many people get when taking a statin drug (for cholesterol). For my wife and me, CoQ10 works fine at preventing cramping. CoQ10 has other benefits, but I'm not sure what they are.
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10 capsules will be too much for your liver. Try 2 with your evening meal. If you have heartburn or bloating you can add 2 with your breakfast. My regards.Natasha
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If my bottle didn't specify "with enchanced mitochondrial support," I'd return it, because they make several kinds. And be sure it's Super Ubiquinol because just plain old CoQ10 isn't very absorbable. Leigh
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chromium, calcium, Herbal Blend, Green Tea Extract, Coleus Extract. This is the 1st Dietary supplement that I have ever used that did not raise my BP or give me shakes or headaches...You can go on YouTube and look up ViSalus Sciences and see and read for yourself...great products!
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I assume ubiquinone since the Now company makes one that specifically says NOW Ubiquinol CoQH-CF. I use Co Q-10 to abate side effects of statin drugs for heart disease. Have had no side effects when taking this Now product. Many people report joint pain especially in the knees when not supplemented by co-q10.
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I believe you asked whether this is the liquid form of CoQ10 and the answer is YES. The product is 100% natural and made from fermentation. Two teaspoons (10ml) contains 100mg of CoQ10. We have used this product regularly with no side effects. I am not certain there is a recommended level, but this amount has worked well for my wife and me.
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Sandy, I have been on Warfarin since 2010 and discovered the benefits of D-mannose for UTIs about a year later. (I had been getting a UTI at least once a year prior to using D-mannose...even while trying other preventive aides.) My monthly Pro-time tests are consistently good and at the proper levels as overseen by my doctor. So for me, D-mannose has kept any UTIs away & NOT affected my blood work or Warfarin dosage. Please note that I do not take the D-mannose daily (unless I feel a UTI is trying to take hold) but I do try to take it several times a week. So for me the large bottle lasts far longer than 40 days. Sandy, I have been on Warfarin since 2010 and discovered the benefits of D-mannose for UTIs about a year later. (I had been getting a UTI at least once a year prior to using D-mannose...even while trying other preventive aides.) My monthly Pro-time tests are consistently good and at the proper levels as overseen by my doctor. So for me, D-mannose has kept any UTIs away & NOT affected my blood work or Warfarin dosage. Please note that I do not take the D-mannose daily (unless I feel a UTI is trying to take hold) but I do try to take it several times a week. So for me the large bottle lasts... » Read More Sandy, I have been on Warfarin since 2010 and discovered the benefits of D-mannose for UTIs about a year later. (I had been getting a UTI at least once a year prior to using D-mannose...even while trying other preventive aides.) My monthly Pro-time tests are consistently good and at the proper levels as overseen by my doctor. So for me, D-mannose has kept any UTIs away & NOT affected my blood work or Warfarin dosage. Please note that I do not take the D-mannose daily (unless I feel a UTI is trying to take hold) but I do try to take it several times a week. So for me the large bottle lasts far longer than 40 days. « Show Less
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Sorry I have never used either product . I do use Jarrow products and they are great. Reading the info for the product it says that this is a more absorbable CoQ10 so I would say yes.
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The more vitamin K you eat on a daily basis, the less responsive and variable your inr will be to changes in vitamin k intake. Now bc this will decrease your inr, you will definitely want to inform whomever is monitoring it that you have started a new supplement with vitamin k in it. But once you regain steady inr, you should be good. Just make sure your intake is consistent. (ie use daily. Or 3x per week... Whatever you decide, make sure it is consistent). I am a pharmacist who on a somewhat routine basis staffs in an anti coagulation clinic in case you wanted my credentials.
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Yes - yes- yes. I take coumadin, but using this in small amounts (less than a tablespoon a day) has no effect on my INR readings. And taking 1/2 tspn of this with 1 TPSN honey seems to help keep down joint swelling/inflamation).And the flavor is awesome!
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Probably because it uses ubiquinone (oxidized ubiquinol.) http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/coq10-ubiquinone-ubiquinol-whats-the-difference.htm