CoQ10: Which Forms To Take, How Much And Why - Episode 126

In this episode of the Natural Fertility Podcast, Dr. Jane Levesque, a naturopathic doctor and natural fertility expert, dives into the complexities of fertility and the role of supplements like CoQ10. In this episode, Dr. Levesque explores the importance of understanding inflammation, or "inflammaging," and its impact on egg quality. She emphasizes the significance of choosing the right form of CoQ10, specifically ubiquinol, and discusses dosage, absorption, and the influence of gut health. Dr. Levesque shares personal insights and practical advice for those navigating infertility, pregnancy loss, or women's health issues. Tune in for expert interviews, case studies, and tips to optimize fertility naturally. Whether you're just starting your fertility journey or have been trying for years, this podcast offers valuable guidance tailored to your unique needs.

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Key Insights

01:32 The Importance of CoQ10 for Egg Quality

07:08 The Complexity of Ubiquinol Production

10:43 Optimal Absorption and Timing of Ubiquinol

12:15 Optimal Timing for Ubiquinol Intake

18:51 The Energy Demands of Pregnancy

Memorable Quotes

We need to understand why that egg quality is poor. And usually there is inflammation that is at stake here; the term is known as inflammaging. If you have inflammation in the body, which I promise you, all of us does, even if we’re carrying an extra two kilos or so, five to ten pounds, that’s inflammation. If we have brain fog, if we have skin issues, if we are tired and our energy is all over the place, our hormones are all over the place, that’s inflammation.
It’s not enough just to take the CoQ10 and to take the right form. We need to understand the supplement company, how it’s actually produced and how it’s protected.
I never prescribe just one supplement to you guys because let’s face it, there’s never just one problem.
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