A new study paints this all natural cholesterol control alternative in a very positive light, shaming statin drugs.
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This Natural Solution Found to Be as Effective as Statins for Reducing Cholesterol
Study Finds Long-Term Statin Use Surprisingly Ineffective
If patients were clearly told the truth about the potential long-term results of statin use, would they still opt to use them?
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Statin Drugs Accelerate Hardening of Arteries, Study Finds
Another disappointing study for the makers of statin drugs as new research indicates they can actually speed arterial calcification.
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7 Tips for Optimizing Cholesterol Levels
Obtaining and maintaining healthy cholesterol levels can seem like a complex puzzle, but there's several easy ways you can optimize your cholesterol levels.
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Statin Drugs May Worsen Knee Osteoarthritis
New research indicates that statin drugs are likely contributing to the epidemic of knee osteoarthritis.
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Statin Drugs Cause Even More Nerve Damage Than We Thought
On the heels of statin drugs being linked definitively to memory loss, new research indicates use of statin drugs are also associated with neurotoxicity.
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Large Review Finds Statins are Unlikely to Prevent Blood Clots After All
A new study finds that statins hardly protect blood clots. So why are they still among the most prescribed medications in America?
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A Simple Cholesterol Solution Your Doctor Won’t Tell You About
The pharmaceutical companies don't want you to know this, but there is a safe, natural and incredibly effective way to maintain healthy cholesterol ratios.
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“Bad” LDL Cholesterol May Protect Against Cancer
There may be a link between low levels of “bad” LDL cholesterol — that is, not enough of it — and increased cancer risk, according to new research.
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Want to Prevent a Heart Attack? One Nutrient Beats Out The Rest
Statins have been shown to be ineffective for the main reason they're prescribed — to prevent a first heart attack. So what's your best recourse?
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