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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!

When Liberal Virtue Signaling Costs $18,000 and Makes Your Streets Less Safe

There’s a special kind of madness that takes hold when politicians care more about appearing virtuous than keeping people safe. Ann Arbor, Michigan just gave us a masterclass in exactly that brand of insanity.

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Ohio Senator Calls for Probe Into Identity Fraud That Preceded Deadly Interstate Collision

Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio has formally requested multiple federal departments investigate significant gaps in oversight that permitted a foreign national to fraudulently obtain a commercial driver’s license and possibly United States citizenship before allegedly causing a fatal accident that claimed the lives of an Ohio family.

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On Capitol Hill Today

The House passed a bipartisan bill to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security, marking a major step toward ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. The measure restores funding for key agencies like FEMA and the Coast Guard, while leaving immigration enforcement agencies for a separate fight.

Sen. Raphael Warnock sharply criticized a Supreme Court decision affecting voting rights, calling it “Jim Crow in new clothes.” His comments reflect Democratic concerns that the ruling could weaken federal protections against voter discrimination.

Congress is debating whether to extend and potentially revise federal surveillance authorities as key provisions face expiration pressure. Lawmakers are weighing civil liberties concerns against national security arguments in shaping any reform or extension.

Lawmakers are considering a war powers resolution tied to tensions with Iran, reflecting growing congressional scrutiny over executive military authority. The debate centers on whether the administration needs explicit congressional approval for any sustained military action.