Researchers are linking statins and memory loss, and as they are connecting the dots, they are finding that it’s the people with LOW cholesterol who are dying from cardiovascular disease, NOT the people with HIGH cholesterol!
That’s right, don’t rub your eyes. You are seeing this right. LOW cholesterol not only causes mental problems but it is also being linked to getting a stroke!
Why is this upside down from what we have been told? What is LDL cholesterol anyways? Why is cholesterol NOT “bad” after all?
Watch this Video of Dr. Ron Rosedale explaining the cholesterol myth:
Why do you need
cholesterol?
So why NOT take statins for prevention? Here’s the bad news!
See the study called: "Low cholesterol is associated with mortality from stroke, heart disease, and cancer."
Taking cholesterol medications for prevention, according to many doctors and researchers, is NOT such a good idea after all!
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By now you will want to know what’s a normal cholesterol reading.
The trouble is that knowing the number will cause you stress and it does not tell you much about YOU.
The number your doctor uses is 200, but that is a small part of the puzzle. You have to look at the big picture to know if it is a danger.
What’s a healthy cholesterol range?
Watch this VIDEO of Dr. Vincent Bellonzi explaining the normal cholesterol range– what is a healthy cholesterol range and why you are NOT SAFE, even when you are taking cholesterol-lowering drugs for prevention:
Many foods work well as statin alternatives, and there are proven supplements as alternatives to statins. Learn more here:
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