High Cholestrol

Causes of high cholestrol:Tobacco  Alcohol  Diet  Stress  Personality  People generally believe that their diet is the main cause of their high chloesterol numbers. 

But I want to let you know that your diet produces only 10 to 15 percent of the total chlolesterol in your body. The liver produces the main part. 

This explains why many people can't lower their high chloesterol numbers despite of the fact they have a restricted regimen. 

Drugs that lower high cholestrol: 

Generally, doctors prescribe statin drugs to lower high cholestrol. But scientific researches have proven that there are many side effects linked to statin drugs. These are: 

•  Severe muscle pain and weakness, even at low doses; 

• Cognitive impairment and memory loss; 

•  Statins have been proven to cause cancer in laboratory animals. 

•  Statins increase risk of heart failure; 

•  These lipid lowering drugs may cause birth defects. 

• This lipid numbers: 

• For total fatty substance: 

•  Good — Less than 180-200 mg/dL 
• Borderline with risk — 200–239 mg/dL 
•  Bad & at risk — 240 mg/dL and over 

• For LDL (Low density lipoproteins): 

• Less than 100 mg/dL—Good 
•  100 to 129 mg/dL—Start watching 
•  130 to 159 mg/dL—At risk 
•  160 to 189 mg/dL—High 
• 190 mg/dL and above—Very High 

Good alternative to statins: high cholestrol supplements: 

If you want to lower your fatty lipid levels safely, and without negative side effects linked to statins drugs, you must: 

•  Reduce the absorption of this lipid from your diet. 
•  Reduce the production of cholestrol by the liver. 
•  Reduce circulation of blood fats by dissolving cholestrol particles. 
•  Increase the excretion of bile acid. 
•  Reduce the oxidation of the cholestrol. 
•  Prevent it from depositing in the arteries. 

• There are high cholestrol supplements that contain lipid lowering herbs which have the ability to help you get the healthy numbers you deserve. These are: 

•  Cholest-Natural, a proven, effective, and very recommended supplement. 

• Retorol, a well-balanced supplement.