What type of tests did you have to confirm that this works? Did you have a heart calcium CT scan? My dr wants me to have one because of high cholesterol. Did your lipid panel show lower cholesterol or LDL also after the 30 days? I've just started doing this plan & hope it works or else it's statins for me!!
They ran tons of tests including 2 MRIs and 3 CT scans. I don't know what my cholesterol numbers were/are, but they prescribed statins and I am not taking them. My research says that our body makes cholesterol because it needs it. It appears to me that this whole LDL/HDL cholesterol thing is yet another one of big pharma's lies. Please do some research and share what you learn.
From what I've researched so far, it seems that high LDL (bad) cholesterol is what causes the sticky plaque to build up in the arteries, so that's why I was wondering about yours. I'm also refusing statins, don't worry!! Will you be continuing this protocol forever, or can you dial it down to smaller doses now, for prevention?
I'm on a feeding tube right now so I can't use the protocol unless I grind up the pills, which is a hassle. I'm almost 60 and it took this long to clog them up so I don't know if I'll restart or not. It's highly unlikely that I'll live to be 120. ;)
Plaque is Lipoprotein A. Produced to act as a temporary bandage for micro tears in artery walls. Don't produce collagen fast enough to repair the walls plaque will continue to accumulate and eventually calcify or rupture and cause "The Big One".
What Vitamin is critical for collagen production ? (hint: ask Linus Pauling)
What type of tests did you have to confirm that this works? Did you have a heart calcium CT scan? My dr wants me to have one because of high cholesterol. Did your lipid panel show lower cholesterol or LDL also after the 30 days? I've just started doing this plan & hope it works or else it's statins for me!!
They ran tons of tests including 2 MRIs and 3 CT scans. I don't know what my cholesterol numbers were/are, but they prescribed statins and I am not taking them. My research says that our body makes cholesterol because it needs it. It appears to me that this whole LDL/HDL cholesterol thing is yet another one of big pharma's lies. Please do some research and share what you learn.
From what I've researched so far, it seems that high LDL (bad) cholesterol is what causes the sticky plaque to build up in the arteries, so that's why I was wondering about yours. I'm also refusing statins, don't worry!! Will you be continuing this protocol forever, or can you dial it down to smaller doses now, for prevention?
I'm on a feeding tube right now so I can't use the protocol unless I grind up the pills, which is a hassle. I'm almost 60 and it took this long to clog them up so I don't know if I'll restart or not. It's highly unlikely that I'll live to be 120. ;)
Plaque is Lipoprotein A. Produced to act as a temporary bandage for micro tears in artery walls. Don't produce collagen fast enough to repair the walls plaque will continue to accumulate and eventually calcify or rupture and cause "The Big One".
What Vitamin is critical for collagen production ? (hint: ask Linus Pauling)