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I feel like throwing my Crestor in the trash can.
Here let me give you a little motivation.
Clinton has done everything right since his bypass — eating well, exercising, keeping his blood pressure and cholesterol in check, said his cardiologist, Schwartz said.
"This was not a result of his lifestyle or his diet," Schwartz said at a news conference Thursday night. Since the bypass, "he has really toed the line."
Clinton has done everything right since his bypass — eating well, exercising, keeping his blood pressure and cholesterol in check, said his cardiologist, Schwartz said.
"This was not a result of his lifestyle or his diet," Schwartz said at a news conference Thursday night. Since the bypass, "he has really toed the line."
Rosuvastatin (CRESTOR) - The Most Dangerous Cholesterol-Lowering Statin Drug [hide all summaries]
(July 2005)
Further evidence that Crestor causes uniquely high rates of muscle and kidney damage
Cholesterol-Lowering Statin Drugs and the Dietary Supplement Coenzyme Q10 [hide
BaronZemo wrote:I was wondering why Owen emphasized in his letter that the Linus P protocol lowered cholesterol
I thought the cholesteral lowering wasn't the main issue
ofonorow wrote:BaronZemo wrote:I was wondering why Owen emphasized in his letter that the Linus P protocol lowered cholesterol
I thought the cholesteral lowering wasn't the main issue
Good question. I know you cannot generally change people's minds. Most people believe that elevated cholesterol increases the risk of CVD. So why fight that belief when we know that optimal vitamin C will generally lower total cholesterol to 180 mg/dl? (The way C works is to address the root cause of the problem, which leads to a lessoning of the symptoms, as opposed to say a statin drug, which treats the symptom, but not the root problem.)
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