1 day ago by HeartHawk

Well, by now I am certain most of you have heard that the FDA, based on the results of the JUPITER Study, has approved rosuvastatin (Crestor) for men over 50 and women over 60 with normal LDL-cholesterol levels (LDL 2.0 mg/dL), elevated high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP >2.0mg/dL) and ...

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1 day ago by Steve Woodruff

TODAY’S NEWS Crestor – now no high cholesterol needed! Ah, lawyers. NJ, the judicial hellhole. And, the video Pfizer doesn’t want you to see. Rare diseases and big pharma. RECOMMENDED Compliance training . The Impactiviti network has great suppliers for all your corporate compliance needs. Contact u ...

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1 day ago by dr john

from Tom Naughton at the 'fat head' blog: "Researchers are only recently discovering that both fat and cholesterol are severely deficient in the Alzheimer’s brain. It turns out that fat and cholesterol are both vital nutrients in the brain. The brain contains only 2% of the body’s mass, but 25% of t ...

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5 days ago by Scott Parrish

0.038% of the earth's atmosphere is carbon dioxide (CO2). So if the carbon dioxide concentration has gone from 280 ppm to 380 ppm over the last 150 years that means the percent change (as in a percent of the earth's total atmospheric gas content) has been largely negligible. The hysteria over the "r ...

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5 days ago by JJSDiabetes

The FDA claims CRESTOR, AstraZeneca's cholesterol-lowering product, lowers the risk of death, heart attack and stroke in patients without a history of heart disease. However, the FDA notes a slightly higher risk of diabetes in patients using CRESTOR (2.8% versus 2.3% in the placebo group, but this d ...

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5 days ago by Keith Woolley

This is precisely one of the questions you have to ask when you find out that your prescription medication you are taking to control cholesterol is causing nutritional disparities in the body, which in turn may leave you feeling drained, forgetful and pretty crappy, without knowing why? If you have ...

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7 days ago by Keith Woolley

This is exactly one of the questions you must ask when you find out that your prescription medication you are taking to control cholesterol is causing nutritive disparities in the body, which in turn may result in you feeling tired, forgetful and pretty shitty, without knowing why? If you’ve been fe ...

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8 days ago by Ammi

Some time ago I spent a week swotting up about cholesterol for a family member, which also resulted in a post about what I had learned about changing your diet to reduce your “bad” cholesterol levels (LDL) and increase your “good” cholesterol levels (HDL). For now, let’s put aside the issue of wheth ...

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9 days ago by heartstrong

A recent cholesterol trial called ARBITER 6-HALTS was discussed at the American Heart Association national meeting and published in the New England Journal of Medicine last month. Three hundred and sixty three men and women with known heart disease or vascular disease were enrolled in this study. Al ...

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12 days ago by 3sidedcoin

First comprehensive paper on statins’ adverse effects released. Cognitive problems, peripheral neuropathy, pain or numbness in the extremities are “widely reported.” blood glucose elevations, tendon problems, statins lower Q10 levels, leading to loss of cell energy and increased free radicals leadin ...

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