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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Anyone taking Statins ( Crestor )
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<blockquote data-quote="bp" data-source="post: 164089" data-attributes="member: 38377"><p>Its not nonsense. Its the truth. I have a genetic mutation of the 13 gene, giving me abolition of ldl receptor activity on the y chromosome. (HeFh)</p><p></p><p>The consequence of this is massively raised LDL-c.</p><p>The hypothesis that high LDL is causative towards heart disease was utterly ruined once many individuals with the same familial hypercholesterolemia gene mutation as myself, which causes very high levels of LDL-c were found to have no incidence of CVD, nor evidence of atherosclerosis of any kind under examination.</p><p></p><p>In short, some people with hypercholesterolemia have heart disease, some dont. Proving that LDL-c isnt, and never was the cause of CVD. </p><p></p><p>The ‘theory’ or hypothesis that high ldl-c is a marker for CVD is dead in the water. All current evidence points towards clotting, thrombus, endothelial inflammation and intestinal issues.</p><p></p><p>The majority of cvd patients have ldl-c well within the ‘recommended’ parameters. The same for those dying from myocardial infarctions. (LDL-c within the guideline range)</p><p></p><p>Statins are actually dangerous from the pov of cvd as they ‘encourage’ the calcium levels within arterial plaque to rise. The idea being that this promotes stability within the lesion.</p><p>If anything, they are causative towards angina and other coronary calcification issues such as aortic stenosis and heart valve issues.</p><p></p><p>The use of statin therapy for cvd is one of the biggest lies in the history of medicine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bp, post: 164089, member: 38377"] Its not nonsense. Its the truth. I have a genetic mutation of the 13 gene, giving me abolition of ldl receptor activity on the y chromosome. (HeFh) The consequence of this is massively raised LDL-c. The hypothesis that high LDL is causative towards heart disease was utterly ruined once many individuals with the same familial hypercholesterolemia gene mutation as myself, which causes very high levels of LDL-c were found to have no incidence of CVD, nor evidence of atherosclerosis of any kind under examination. In short, some people with hypercholesterolemia have heart disease, some dont. Proving that LDL-c isnt, and never was the cause of CVD. The ‘theory’ or hypothesis that high ldl-c is a marker for CVD is dead in the water. All current evidence points towards clotting, thrombus, endothelial inflammation and intestinal issues. The majority of cvd patients have ldl-c well within the ‘recommended’ parameters. The same for those dying from myocardial infarctions. (LDL-c within the guideline range) Statins are actually dangerous from the pov of cvd as they ‘encourage’ the calcium levels within arterial plaque to rise. The idea being that this promotes stability within the lesion. If anything, they are causative towards angina and other coronary calcification issues such as aortic stenosis and heart valve issues. The use of statin therapy for cvd is one of the biggest lies in the history of medicine. [/QUOTE]
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