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List of medications that deplete CoQ1

When it comes to CoQ10 depletion, cholesterol lowering drugs — called statins — are the #1 culprit.

But statins aren't alone.

In all, over 120 prescription medications LOWER your CoQ10 levels!

Without enough CoQ10 you could be faced with illness and even a shortened life.

And most people on these medications are not replenishing their stores of CoQ10. And others that are might not be getting the true benefits they're paying for.

There's a MOUNTAIN of EVIDENCE that CoQ10 is a cardiac and immune miracle worker.

Remember, every system in your body — from muscles and immunity to organs like your heart, brain and liver — NEED the cellular energy CoQ10 provides to function properly.

Without it, your body functions break down, you get sick...

...and if not corrected, it's curtains!

Governor Opens Door to Service Taxes While Denying Tax-Happy Label

Courage. That word gets thrown around a lot in politics, but what we are witnessing in Virginia right now is something altogether different. Governor Abigail Spanberger has opened a door that many taxpayers hoped would remain firmly shut, and the implications deserve our full attention.

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Ken Paxton Strikes a Nerve and ActBlue Responds With Federal Lawsuit

ActBlue just sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in federal court, and the desperation is showing. The Democratic fundraising juggernaut claims Paxton is retaliating against them for political reasons, conveniently ignoring that investigating potential fraud and foreign donations is literally what attorneys general are supposed to do. But context matters here, and the timing tells you everything you need to know about who’s really playing politics.

Around America

Four relatives, including 4-month-old, fatally shot in Florida

Four people, including two young children, were found shot to death across two locations in Plant City in what police are investigating as a targeted family-related killing. Authorities say the victims included a grandmother, mother, infant, and a 4-year-old, with investigators still working to determine a suspect and motive.

Judge raises alarm about his post-arrest treatment

A judge raised concerns over how a suspect tied to a White House Correspondents Dinner-related incident has been treated after arrest. The case is drawing legal scrutiny as defense and court officials question whether proper procedures were followed.

Tennessee Republicans will consider redrawing US House district covering majority-Black Memphis

A major redistricting battle is unfolding in Tennessee, Louisiana, and Alabama, with Trump-linked political influence at the center of voting rights disputes. The legal fight could reshape congressional maps and shift political power in key states.

Judge warns of 'serious consequences' if administration begins work at East Potomac Golf Course

A judge warned of consequences as the administration begins work on a project in East Potomac amid legal and procedural challenges. The dispute centers on whether the federal government is properly authorized to proceed with development actions in the area.