
Cholesterol-Reducing Drugs May Lead to Rapid Aging, Diabetes, and Brain Damage! Here Is How to Reduce Your LDL Cholesterol Naturally!
Namely, in 1994, 2 percent of Americans aged 45 were taking statin drugs, whereas in 2011, that percentage rose to 25. These drugs are used to reduce high LDL (bad) cholesterol levels and decrease the risk of cardiovascular disease.
But, a recent scientific review of fourteen studies has shown that statin drugs were not effective at preventing cardiovascular disease.
The Cochrane Collaboration published the results of these studies that included 34,000 people.
The results showed that this drug was not effective as a preventive measure against cardiovascular disease. Plus, it also led to many adverse side effects.
What Are Statins?
Statin drugs block the substance the liver requires to create cholesterol. They also help the body reabsorb plaque stuck inside the arteries to protect against heart attack.
Here Is Why You Should Avoid Taking Statins:
Cholesterol is present in each cell of your body, especially in your brain. Moreover, your liver plays a role in the production of cholesterol, thus keeping you healthy.
When the bad (LDL) cholesterol and good (HDL) cholesterol balance is out of whack, heart disease may occur.
In addition, good (HDL) cholesterol can help your body produce bole, hormones, and vitamin D. Furthermore, it can also help accelerate communication between cells and form cell membranes. It also plays an important role in the maintenance and growth of your brain. Good (HDL) cholesterol can also help clear bad (LDL) cholesterol from your arteries.
However, statin drugs do not just affect bad (LDL) cholesterol, but they also prevent your liver from creating goo
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