Sytrinol: A Natural Way to Decrease Cholesterol
Consumption of cholesterol lowering drugs is not like swallowing M & M candy. They are powerful drugs.
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--March 26, 2011
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Prescription drugs can kill, natural remedies rarely. It’s one of the important lessons I’ve learned practicing medicine. So why risk a prescription drug to lower cholesterol when a natural one is available? This week, how Sytrinol can be a safe, effective, less expensive and natural way to lower blood cholesterol and decrease the risk of heart attack.
Cholesterol-lowering drugs (CLDs) do decrease blood cholesterol and risk of coronary attack. But to question their use is like attacking Motherhood and apple pie, even though there are several short and possibly long-term side effects.
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