This document discusses the use of statins in chronic heart failure (CHF). It notes that CHF is a major public health problem, with high mortality rates. The goals of CHF therapy are prevention of disease progression, improved quality of life, and increased survival. The document reviews evidence from observational studies and randomized trials suggesting benefits of statin therapy in CHF, including reduced inflammation, improved endothelial function, and lower rates of hospitalization and mortality. However, it also notes the potential for statins to reduce coenzyme Q10 levels, which could offset their protective effects. Overall, the document finds the evidence supports a potential role for statins as an adjunct therapy in CHF, especially for patients with