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CoQ10 (Ubiquinone)

CoQ10 is a fat-soluble antioxidant and mitochondrial cofactor that supports cardiovascular function and may improve sperm motility and concentration, particularly in men.

mens healthmale fertilitycardiovascularlongevitymitochondrial

Evidence last reviewed: 21 Apr 2026

Evidence
5 records
5 recordsBest grade:Moderate
Biomarkers
Blood PressureDOMS / Muscle SorenessOxidative Stress (MDA)

Moderate evidence supports CoQ10's role in reducing migraines, improving heart failure symptoms, and enhancing sperm quality. While the benefits are promising, more research could strengthen the findings.

Ovarian response
Women with diminished ovarian reserve · Systematic review
Moderate

CoQ10 pretreatment was associated with improved ovarian response and embryo quality.

Dose: 200 mg
Study highlights potential benefits in IVF outcomes.
Sperm motility
Men with fertility issues · RCT
Moderate

CoQ10 supplementation improved sperm motility and concentration.

Dose: 200 mgDuration: 3 monthsForm: UbiquinoneTiming: Daily
Study focused on male fertility outcomes.
Migraine prophylaxis
Adults with migraines · Meta-analysis
Moderate

CoQ10 supplementation may help reduce the frequency of migraines.

Dose: 200 mg
Evidence supports use in migraine management.
Statin-induced myopathy
Patients on statins · Meta-analysis
Moderate

CoQ10 may reduce symptoms of statin-induced myopathy.

Dose: 200 mg
Potential use in managing muscle symptoms associated with statin use.
Heart failure symptoms
Patients with heart failure · Meta-analysis
Moderate

CoQ10 supplementation may reduce all-cause mortality and hospitalization for heart failure.

Dose: 200 mg
Evidence suggests potential benefits in heart failure management.
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How to take it

Take 100-300 mg daily with a meal for optimal absorption.

Ubiquinone
Standard form, widely available.
Ubiquinol
Reduced form, may have higher bioavailability.
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