Comments on: What Are The Best Otc Meds To Reduce Cholesterol?

By: gman9934

gman9934 — Sat, 30 May 2009 17:48:54 +0000

I’ve used prescription meds for cholesterol for years and they did nothing. I started taking a fish oil supplement and it got better. Flax seed oil will also help

By: Human Touch Massage Chairs

Human Touch Massage Chairs — Sat, 30 May 2009 17:48:54 +0000

More aerobic exercise, less alcohol, don’t eat cholesterol-laden foods, eat more oats…

By: rk s

rk s — Sat, 30 May 2009 17:48:53 +0000

O T C,well, you can add oat meal in your breakfast.The soluble fiber part of it reduces overall cholesterol levels.It reduces the bad cholesterol i. e.H.D.L.(High density lipo proteins)and increases the good cholestroli.e.L.D.L.(Low density lipo proteins),in the process it might be reducing triglyceride levels also. Garlic is a known natural agent for reduction of cholesterol.Increase it’s quantity in your home meals.However,perhaps the best known and most used agent now a days are the statin group of medicines like Simvastatin,Rosuvastatin calcium etc.They come in different strengths like 5,10,20,40mg.For long term therapy it is best to take Simvastatin-10,one tab.a day.It is also cardio protective and should be taken by diabetics and hypertensives for extra benefits like protection against stroke also.It is best to consult your doctor to decide upon the right dosage.

By: Smartphone Themes

Smartphone Themes — Sat, 30 May 2009 17:48:53 +0000

“The only way out (i.e., reduction) is through.”
Exercise, diet (food quantity and quality), lifestyle, and – most important – heart happiness (i.e., a loving, empowering relationship).
Not sure if you’re female or male, but I’ve seen countless male clients who experience impotence after cholesterol meds. (They suppress, without resolving the underlying imbalance. General muscular weakness is a main side effect and contributes to ED.)