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www.foursigmatrading.com I took my cholesterol from 266 to 151 using red yeast rice, no-flush niacin, and CoQ10. I started on Crestor, then to Lovastatin, and finally to Red Yeast Rice. The Red Yeast Rice performed almost as good as the pharmaceutical drug Crestor. In this video, you can see my test results. www.foursigmatrading.com

Immune modulators normalize cholesterol. 90% effective in 30 days. Discovery that immune competence strongly influences blood lipids is important for millions of Americans with elevated heart disease risk and their health care providers. Recent clinical study exposed a new relationship between immune competence and high cholesterol. The study shows safe and simple immune enhancement is very effective treating high cholesterol with mushroom based heteropolysaccharides. This material is of keen interest to anyone seeking to manage cholesterol and vascular disease risk without the toxic side effects, and liver damage resulting from long-term use of prescription statin drugs. Elevated cholesterol is a telltale for systemic infection, driven pathogens. Mushroom derived heteropolysaccharides enable immune system to overcome systemic infections, and results in rapid normalized serum cholesterol. Author: Mark Squibb

* First my apologies that Pinnacle Studios screwed up the audio – video sync at the end (7:40). I tried redoing the video three times, but the same out of sync happened each time.* In this video, I deal with another one of the myths that Atkins Diet increases one’s cholesterol level due to its saturated fats. This misconception has been proven false over and over in many different studies. At very least, here is my anecdotal evidence. My Cholesterol (Starting to Now) Total Cholesterol – 198 to 153 LDL Cholesterol – 148 to 95 HDL Cholesterol – 35 to 58 Triglycerides – 135 to 43 What’s Good and Bad? cholesterol.emedtv.com “It is the ratio between the level of HDL-”good” cholesterol and total cholesterol that we need to be concerned about. Therefore, in adults, the HDL-”good” cholesterol/total cholesterol ratio should be higher than 0.24 (just divide your HDL level by your cholesterol). Generally speaking, the higher the ratio, the better (the lower your risk of a heart attack).” Mine – .61 This popular medical belief ignores however that all LDL molecules are not necessarily created equal. “It appears common for people with high triglycerides to have low HDL’s, and these same people also tend to have high levels of clotting factors in their blood stream, which is unhealthy in protecting against heart disease. Therefore, in adults, the triglyceride/HDL-”good” cholesterol ratio should be below 2 (just divide your triglycerides level by your HDL). Or more precisely, the …

This training video was provided by the Cholestech corporation for the LDX analyzer, which uses photoreflectance to determine total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, non-HDL, and triglyceride concenctrations. The video is used by the Illini Medical Screening Society (IMSS), a registered student organization at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, to train members in medical screening techniques. IMSS provides free medical screening tests to the uninsured and low-income residents of Champaign County. All screenings are established and operated by undergraduate pre-health students, funded by Provena’s Center for Healthy Aging, and supervised by licensed healthcare professionals. Please visit our website at www.illinois.edu/ro/imss

In this week’s episode of Know Your Drug, Brothers Bryan Kudlawiec and Greg Hare discuss hyperlipidemia, also known as high cholesterol. They highlight some of the important points of this disease state and risks involved with it. Discussion on how Lipitor works to help improve cholesterol levels and other important information such as side effects, monitoring parameters, and common usage. This information is general guidelines and is not meant to replace physician orders. Patients using Lipitor should use this medication according to their prescriber!

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Dr. Melissa Stiles interviews Dr. Patrick McBride about the NCEP Adult Treatment Panel III Cholesterol Guidelines. www.fammed.wisc.edu

Many obese children are finding that they are taking an increased amount of medications for diseases like diabetes, asthma, and attention deficit disorder. Dr. John Lapook reports.