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Posted On: 03/05/2018 7:43:34 PM
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My GP, who also 'minors' in cardiology, told me years ago that virtually all men have arterial plaque.
They found it in autopsys of 20 year olds during the Korean War and again in the Vietnam War. It starts early
So I just look for 'insurance' measures to supplement my Atorvastatin regimen, now five years in and side effect free. CoQ10 and exercise may be helping to ward off side effects, according to my doc.
And no, nothing I did with regard to diet, exercise and weight control budged my familial....liver produced...Hypercholesterolaemia.
The drop in the 'bad' numbers was dramatic with the first blood lipid test 2 months in, and they've stayed down since.
Anytime someone makes blanket claims about how Rx pharms don't work? Dismiss it, it's an individual matter.
Just Google the ingredients in the supplements I posted, for the 'story'. WEB MD is good with their 'some evidence to support these claims, more evidence needed for these claims'.
As you know, I'm a proponent of evidence based science and less so of 'anecdotal based' approaches.
I usually take some 'stand alone' supplements like lecithin, rutin, nattokinase, Calamari and Krill oil too.
And this: https://www.selfhacked.com/blog/l-reuteri/#8_...holesterol
They found it in autopsys of 20 year olds during the Korean War and again in the Vietnam War. It starts early
So I just look for 'insurance' measures to supplement my Atorvastatin regimen, now five years in and side effect free. CoQ10 and exercise may be helping to ward off side effects, according to my doc.
And no, nothing I did with regard to diet, exercise and weight control budged my familial....liver produced...Hypercholesterolaemia.
The drop in the 'bad' numbers was dramatic with the first blood lipid test 2 months in, and they've stayed down since.
Anytime someone makes blanket claims about how Rx pharms don't work? Dismiss it, it's an individual matter.
Just Google the ingredients in the supplements I posted, for the 'story'. WEB MD is good with their 'some evidence to support these claims, more evidence needed for these claims'.
As you know, I'm a proponent of evidence based science and less so of 'anecdotal based' approaches.
I usually take some 'stand alone' supplements like lecithin, rutin, nattokinase, Calamari and Krill oil too.
And this: https://www.selfhacked.com/blog/l-reuteri/#8_...holesterol
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