 Cholesterol-lowering drugs show promise as alternative to statins New research suggests the risk of heart attacks and death could be greatly reduced by a new experimental class of cholesterol-lowering drugs.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Probably see the same scenario played out here. Dispicable of CBC to act as shill for big Pharma.
(just say'in!)
At one time statins were deemed so effective, doctors seriously proposed putting them in the water supply. Now - not so much.
Probably see the same scenario played out here. Dispicable of CBC to act as shill for big Pharma.
A diet high in vegetables and vegetable protein is also a proven alternative to statins. The only side effects are feeling great and weight loss.
(just say'in!)
Why eat well and exercise... take a pill.
A diet high in vegetables and vegetable protein is also a proven alternative to statins. The only side effects are feeling great and weight loss.
(just say'in!)
Why eat well and exercise... take a pill.
That's what most people do, then continue with the cheesecake and Chicken Fried steak.
Sadly, the side effects from Statins are pretty harsh for some people. They report things like muscle loss, loss of joint cartilage and loss of kidney function.
It's our diet that's put obesity as the #1 killer in North America, and it's fast becoming that in economies that are adopting the western factory farm and western diet, like India and China.