Tag Archives: Statins

Cholesterol Does Not Predict Stroke Risk in Women

Cholesterol and other lipids (fats), attached to proteins, form globules that work in our bloodstream. As a student student, I studied the proteins in these fat globules to elucidate their role in disease. One of these groups, LDL (low-density lipoprotein) and total cholesterol, is measured to predict stroke risk. But a new study suggests that […]

Negative Effects of Cholesterol Medication

If you’ve been looking for medicines that can help you reduce your cholesterol level, the search may not be as easy as you think. While it should be fairly easy to find cholesterol medications, there are several side effects that you may experience if you don’t consult with your doctor first. And sometimes, even a […]

Coq10 and Statins Don’t Mix

What is the relationship between coq10 and statins? Recent research suggests that Coenzyme Q10 and statins like the cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor are not a good combination. human body produces its antioxidant coenzyme q10 in abundance while we are young, with the highest concentration in the heart. But as we age, the body’s supply of coq10 […]

How to Lower Your Cholesterol Without Statins

In recent years it seems that almost everyone I talk to has problems with high cholesterol and/or triglycerides. While a lot of this probably applies to our age, it’s also a problem for younger people. My cholesterol slowly went up through the 90’s while I was under heavy load and gradually getting exercise. Finally, when […]