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A member asked:
At 67, to boost energy levels, should i be taking ubiquinol if i have no heart problem? if yes, then is the dosage of 100 mg daily sufficient?
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We aren't suppose to: give out dosages of OTC/Prescription drugs. So you may need to discuss with your PCP what you need. The side effects of your medications may be zapping your energy level (anti-epileptics, antihypertensive, and antibiotics) too! Uniquinol is considered safe with either, but run it past your prescribing doctor on dosages first.
Answered 10/26/2015
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