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  Cholesterol is no longer the prime cause for Heart Attack   by plzchuckle   12 y
  Download free Articles here: http://saveheart.direct4health.com inside this package you will get Articles: 1.from Time magazine,”THE SECRET KILLER” - The surprising link between INFLAMMATION and HEART ATTACKS, CANCER, ALZHEIMER’’S and other diseases! 2.CNN report-concludes that INFLAMMATION is twice as likely as high cholesterol to trigger heart attacks... 3.Here are the power point slide show that Dr Rob Robertson used in his presentation on Heart Disease and Transfer Factor Cardio 4.THE E-BOOK by DR.Hennen cholesterol is no longer a prime cause of heart attack- ...   12,177 hits
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  Low Cholesterol May Be Killing You   by twll   18 y
  These 3 websites will have you thinking http://www.diabetes-diet.org.uk/blood-fats-control.html [diet, fats, cholesterol, diabetes] http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/cholesterol_myth_1.html [Second Opinions] http://cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/ [The benefits of high cholesterol] http://cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/low-cholesterol.html {The dangers of low cholesterol]   1,392 hits
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  I have Lower Cholesterol Levels after FLUSH!!!!!   BSA SUCCESS by Joe25   22 y   View Entire Thread 16
  To everyone interested in lowering cholesterol levels! I finally got my results for cholesterol test and I promised that I would post the results here. Cholesterol levels before flush: Cholesterol test date: April 10, 2002 Total Cholesterol 213 HDL cholesterol 52 LDL cholesterol 142 Triglycerides 95 Cholesterol levels after flush: Cholesterol test date: June 17, 2003 Total Cholesterol 162 HDL cholesterol 54 LDL cholesterol 93 Triglycerides 73 These are normal levels for good and bad cholesterol from what I’ve read. Different resources (websites) had slightly varied nu ...   14,474 hits
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  I have Lower Cholesterol Levels after FLUSH!!!!!   RN SUCCESS by Joe25   22 y
  To everyone interested in lowering cholesterol levels! I finally got my results for cholesterol test and I promised that I would post the results here. Cholesterol levels before flush: Cholesterol test date: April 10, 2002 Total Cholesterol 213 HDL cholesterol 52 LDL cholesterol 142 Triglycerides 95 Cholesterol levels after flush: Cholesterol test date: June 17, 2003 Total Cholesterol 162 HDL cholesterol 54 LDL cholesterol 93 Triglycerides 73 These are normal levels for good and bad cholesterol from what I’ve read. Different resources (websites) had slightly varied nu ...   45,683 hits
  Forum: Liver Flush FAQ   Cholesterol
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  Dietary cholesterol and atherosclerosis [PubMed]   by krosser   12 y
  I’m not arguing with Newport, just adding some references to support my hypothesis. Dietary cholesterol and atherosclerosis. McNamara DJ. Source Egg Nutrition Center, 1050 17th St. NW, Suite 560, Washington, DC 20036, USA. enc@enc-online.org Abstract The perceived relationship between dietary cholesterol, plasma cholesterol and atherosclerosis is based on three lines of evidence: animal feeding studies, epidemiological surveys, and clinical trials. Over the past quarter century studies investigating the relationship between dietary cholesterol and athe ...   2,312 hits
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  Cholesterol and heart attacks   by Qwer   19 y   View Entire Thread 2
  Seeing a correlation between high levels of blood cholesterol and increased attacks does not mean cholesterol is a cause. Is it the oxidative stress which increase oxidized cholesterol which make up the plaque? Is is the body which response to something by increasing its cholesterol production? Cholesterol is a mild antioxidant. Low cholesterol also means more infections, so maybe the cholesterol is elevated to protect the body.   2,561 hits
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  Will Eating Coconut Oil Raise My Cholesterol?   by plzchuckle   12 y
  Ask Dr. Coconut TM Dr. Bruce Fife a.k.a. “Dr. Coconut” answers your questions about coconut, diet, and nutrition. Will Eating Coconut Oil Raise My Cholesterol? This is the most often asked question I receive regarding coconut oil. This is a legitimate concern because we have been conditioned to believe that all saturated fats raise cholesterol. Since coconut oil contains a high amount of saturated fat it would stand to reason that it too would raise cholesterol. The truth is, eating coconut oil will improve your cholesterol values and reduce your risk of heart disea ...   11,353 hits
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  Will Eating Coconut Oil Raise My Cholesterol?   by plzchuckle   15 y
  Ask Dr. Coconut TM Dr. Bruce Fife a.k.a. “Dr. Coconut” answers your questions about coconut, diet, and nutrition. Will Eating Coconut Oil Raise My Cholesterol? This is the most often asked question I receive regarding coconut oil. This is a legitimate concern because we have been conditioned to believe that all saturated fats raise cholesterol. Since coconut oil contains a high amount of saturated fat it would stand to reason that it too would raise cholesterol. The truth is, eating coconut oil will improve your cholesterol values and reduce your risk of ...   2,017 hits
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  Low Cholesterol Linked to Parkinson’s Disease: Low choles...   by plzchuckle   15 y
  Is it possible to have too low a level of cholesterol? A new study shows that low cholesterol may increase the risk for Parkinson’s disease. Previous studies have revealed that low cholesterol aversively affects mental function resulting in an increased risk of suicide, stroke, depression, and violence. Now Parkinson’s disease can be added to the list. The link between low cholesterol and mental function isn’t so far fetched. Our brains are made largely of cholesterol. Contrary to popular belief, cholesterol is not a deadly poison. In addition to forming brain and ne ...   1,879 hits
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  Low Cholesterol Linked to Parkinson’s Disease: Low choles...   by plzchuckle   12 y
  Is it possible to have too low a level of cholesterol? A new study shows that low cholesterol may increase the risk for Parkinson’s disease. Previous studies have revealed that low cholesterol aversively affects mental function resulting in an increased risk of suicide, stroke, depression, and violence. Now Parkinson’s disease can be added to the list. The link between low cholesterol and mental function isn’t so far fetched. Our brains are made largely of cholesterol. Contrary to popular belief, cholesterol is not a deadly poison. In addition to forming brain and nerve tissue cholest ...   11,065 hits
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  Truth About Good and Bad Cholesterol, The   by plzchuckle   12 y
  There are several different types of cholesterol. The ones we hear most about are often referred to as the “good” cholesterol and the “bad” cholesterol. The bad cholesterol, otherwise known as LDL cholesterol, gets its notoriety from the fact that it transports cholesterol throughout the body. It therefore, provides the cholesterol that might become trapped in artery walls and form plaque. HDL cholesterol is considered the good guy because it brings cholesterol back to the liver for reprocessing and possible elimination from the body. Although HDL and LDL cholesterol are commonly refe ...   11,114 hits
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  Re: Cholesterol Made Simple. What foods have it and what ...   by pronatural   20 y
  Eating foods that contain cholesterol will likely not effect your blood cholesterol level much. This is described in Lowering Cholesterol. However, eating food that lowers cholesterol (actually lowers LDL cholesterol, raises HDL cholesterol, or prevents oxidation of cholesterol) will help your arteries. You can also help your arteries by controlling your blood sugar. Follow The-Natural-Path to good health.   2,630 hits
  Forum: Cholesterol
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  Low Cholesterol Myth   by twll   18 y   View Entire Thread 3
  Lots of info against low cholesterol lifestyle. http://www.diabetes-diet.org.uk/blood-fats-control.html [diet, fats, cholesterol, diabetes] http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/cholesterol_myth_1.html [Second Opinions] http://cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/ [The benefits of high cholesterol] http://cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/low-cholesterol.html {The dangers of low cholesterol]   2,305 hits     1 of 1 (100%)
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  Interesting gallbladder and cholesterol information I rea...   by Tupper_Amanda   22 y   View Entire Thread 13
  Quoted from Dr. John McDougall: Excreted cholesterol enters the gallbladder and thereby contributes to the production of gallstones. (90% of gallstones are made of cholesterol) Excessive amounts of cholesterol in the lower intestines are believed to be involved in the development of colon cancer. Vegetable oils will cause cholesterol to be eliminated from the body , lowering our risk of heart disease. Unfortunately, however, because this cholesterol is excreted through the gallbladder and into the colon, your risks of developing gallbladder disease and colon cancer are increased the mo ...   3,971 hits
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  Higher Cholesterol and LDL   by #31938   21 y   View Entire Thread 10
  I have been using Coconut oil for the past few months. Really love the stuff but I just had some blood done this week and I had the following changes with my cholesterol readings. OLD NUMBERS (FEB ’04 per coconut oil) Total cholesterol = 154 HDL cholesterol = 45 LDL cholesterol = 74 cholesterol/HDL ratio = 3.6 New Numbers ( OCT ’04 post coconut oil ) Total cholesterol = 219 HDL cholesterol = 59 LDL cholesterol = 146 cholesterol/HDL ratio = 3.7 As you can see everything went up! I am more concern with the LDL cholesterol reading. Or should I be? Any advic ...   12,224 hits     1 of 1 (100%)
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  Re: Higher Cholesterol and LDL   by flowerchild59   21 y
  I have been using Coconut oil for the past few months. Really love the stuff but I just had some blood done this week and I had the following changes with my cholesterol readings. OLD NUMBERS (FEB ’04 per coconut oil) Total cholesterol = 154 HDL cholesterol = 45 LDL cholesterol = 74 cholesterol/HDL ratio = 3.6 New Numbers ( OCT ’04 post coconut oil ) Total cholesterol = 219 HDL cholesterol = 59 LDL cholesterol = 146 cholesterol/HDL ratio = 3.7 As you can see everything went up! I am more concern with the LDL cholesterol reading. Or should I be? Any advic ...   12,128 hits
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  Re: lecithin?   by Telman   17 y
  Lecithin will not not dissolve gallstones which have ’set’ because at this stage in there development they are polymerised by the proteins within the mucin layer of the gallbladder. It has been demonstrated that bile from people without gallstones takes about 15 days to form the nucleus of a gallstone. Bile of people with cholesterol gallstones, which, usually already contains cholesterol crystals has a nucleation time of about 3 days. Nucleation of cholesterol occurs far more rapidly from gallbladder bile of people with cholesterol gallstones than from hepatic bile in the same person, ...   6,893 hits
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  Bacteria in gallstones   by Maggie   22 y   View Entire Thread 2
  # 2218 Bacteria Associated with Pigment May Participate in Cholesterol Gallstone Formation. Lygia Stewart, Adair L. Oesterle, Ihsan Erden, Lawrence W. Way, San Francisco, CA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bacteria are thought to have a role in the pathogenesis of pigment but not cholesterol gallstones. This data suggests that bacteria are also involved in cholesterol gallstone formation. We prospectively examined gallstones from 370 patients, of which 204 were predominantly cholesterol stones with a variable amount of visible pig ...   2,720 hits
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  Cholesterol   RRR Educational by Telman   19 y   View Entire Thread 7
  The question about blood cholestrol and liver flushing comes up from time to time and this might help to answere some points. -------------- The body’s cholesterol is almost exclusively excreted through the bile and the interrelationship between blood cholesterol levels or serum lipids and cholesterol gallstones has been studied frequently. The ability of the body to efficiently produce and dispose of bile is crucial to maintaining a healthy balance (ratios rather absolute measurement) of fat lipids. The right kind of foods (raw and unrefined) can help dissolve cholesterol excreted i ...   6,930 hits
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  A good article on how sugar affects the immune system   by kebod   18 y   View Entire Thread 2
  http://www.cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/healthy-diet.html http://www.cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/healthy-diet-2.html http://www.cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/healthy-diet-3.html kebod   1,675 hits
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  Another reason to give up sugar -- our immune system   by kebod   18 y   View Entire Thread 2
  http://www.cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/healthy-diet.html http://www.cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/healthy-diet-2.html http://www.cholesterol-and-health.org.uk/healthy-diet-3.html kebod   1,444 hits
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  Re: Help to get my Clorestorol down!   by Ian   22 y
  You didn’t mention what your cholesterol level was, but if you check out this site you may stop worrying about cholesterol. My doctor told me my cholesterol was high and I should consider medication. I said no thanks, I’m not interested. My cholesterol level was in fact in the high ”normal” range. Two of the top selling drugs are cholesterol lowering medications and they produce billions of dollars for the pharmaceutical companies who have a vested interest in making the public believe that high cholesterol is a very serious problem. It is if your cholesterol is through the roof, but for ...   3,574 hits
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  Re: Help to get my Clorestorol down!   by Me   22 y
  You didn’t mention what your cholesterol level was, but if you check out this site you may stop worrying about cholesterol. My doctor told me my cholesterol was high and I should consider medication. I said no thanks, I’m not interested. My cholesterol level was in fact in the high ”normal” range. Two of the top selling drugs are cholesterol lowering medications and they produce billions of dollars for the pharmaceutical companies who have a vested interest in making the public believe that high cholesterol is a very serious problem. It is if your cholesterol is through the roof, but for ...   3,637 hits
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  Re: Have we been conned about cholesterol?   by Hveragerthi   15 y
   It is actually the inflammation that leads to the accumulation of any cholesterol walls. this is my undertstanding of it--this is a patch senario, and people need to look past the whole issue to why the patches are reqired... Yes, exactly. Any place in your body that you injure will flood with cholesterol as cholesterol is a healing agent for the body. The reason lowering cholesterol does not reduce the risk of heart disease is because cholesterol levels are irrelevant. About 50% of people that have a heart attack have normal to low cholesterol levels. Cholesterol does not ...   5,216 hits
  Forum: The Truth in Medicine
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  Re: coccnot oil   by Hveragerthi   16 y
  The thyroid plays a role in the metabolizing of cholesterol.  So if the iodine strengthens the thyroid then this could help lower cholesterol.  On the other hand there are many causes of hypothyroidism, and iodine will not always work for treating hypothyroidism. If your cholesterol is high in the first place this is a good indicator for an improperly functioning liver. The liver is the body’s cholesterol regulator.  When cholesterol is low the liver synthesizes cholesterol.  When it is too high the liver should break down excess cholesterol.  Therefore, if yo ...   3,162 hits
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  Re: Excess Vit. A Concern -- A case where a little knowle...   by Hveragerthi   16 y
  Cholesterol is definitely absorbed from the intestines. This can be cholesterol from food or that is released in bile salts. Your diet can interfere with cholesterol absorption though, which is why I think the dietitian is making this claim. Many foods such as olive oil, fruits and vegetables contain sterols in varying amounts. These sterols have a high affinity for cholesterol, and bind tightly with cholesterol in the intestines preventing the absorption of some dietary cholesterol and reabsorption of bile cholesterol. And yes, low cholesterol is dangerous. Low cholesterol can i ...   3,159 hits
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  From my biochemistry manual - may help you   by Telman   16 y
  Cholesterol is the precursor for the synthesis of bile acids. Both dietary cholesterol and that made in the body are transported through the circulation in lipoprotein particles. The same is true of cholesteryl esters, the form in which cholesterol is stored in cells. Slightly less than half of the cholesterol in the body is synthesised in the body. Biosynthesis in the liver accounts for approximately 10%, and suprisingly the intestines also make approximately 15%, of the amount produced each day. Normal healthy adults synthesize cholesterol at a rate of approximately 1g/day and cons ...   12,642 hits
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  Re: What effects would a flush have on a blood test?   by telman   17 y
  The blood test is called a lipid profile and measures the Total Cholesterol level, the HDL, LDL, and Triglycerides. Total Cholesterol is a substance (a steroid) that is essential for life. It forms the membranes for cells in all organs and tissues in your body. It is used to make hormones that are essential for development, growth and reproduction. It forms bile acids that are needed to absorb nutrients from food. A small amount of your body’s cholesterol circulates in the blood in complex particles called lipoproteins. We don’t all respond in the same way to changes. There is a larg ...   3,364 hits
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  Re: eggs   by #36807   18 y
  I’m not speaking against MH here, but raw egg yolk cannot clog your arteries unless it is cooked. Most of the studies are done on cooked egg yolk, not raw. Anything if heated will create mucus and harm the body. That does not mean you can go off and eat any thing raw either. A lot of raw plant foods aren’t good for the body either due to anti-nutrients and plant chemicals. I’ve researched this a lot and this is what I have found. http://www.youngerthanyourage.com/13/cholesterol.htm The whole article can be found at the link. Damaged Cholesteol Due to the influence o ...   1,894 hits
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  Cholesterol Made Simple. What foods have it and what food...   by ain   20 y   View Entire Thread 2
  Hi everyone. I just wanted to pass on something I learned a little while ago about cholesterol. This message is not about how to change the amount of cholesterol our bodies make but how to know what foods have cholesterol in them. I will start with saying what probably everyone already knows is that cholesterol is produced in the liver. I was told a simple way to know if a food had cholesterol and here it is. (The simple Rule) If the thing you are eating has a liver or was produced by something that has a liver then it has cholesterol. So that means, all animal meat has chol ...   2,541 hits
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  Re: Flush for high triglyceride levels- help please?!   by Fil   22 y
  Absolutely don’t take any cholesterol lowering drugs. They will cause you not to be around for your little son. There is too much hype about cholesterol. It’s a ploy by the drug companies to get people to take their drugs. (click on the link below to check out this site) Here are the facts! 1 Cholesterol is not a deadly poison, but a substance vital to the cells of all mammals. There are no such things as good or bad cholesterol, but mental stress, physical activity and change of body weight may influence the level of blood cholesterol. A high cholesterol is not dangerous by ...   8,923 hits
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  Low Cholesterol affects memory   by mo123   17 y   View Entire Thread 4
  Dr. Mercola’s Comments: There’s plenty of confusion on the issue of cholesterol. I was also caught up in the nonsense. When I finished med school 25 years ago I was convinced your cholesterol could not be low enough. So with a low-fat diet and plenty of exercise and oat bran (no drugs) I was able to get my cholesterol to a ridiculous level of 75. Yes you read that correctly -- my TOTAL cholesterol was a measly and pathetic 75 points. Fortunately, I later realized that it should be nearly three times as high as that to stay healthy, certainly no lower than 150. However, due to misinf ...   3,277 hits
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  Low cholesterol affects memory   by mo123   17 y
  Dr. Mercola’s Comments: There’s plenty of confusion on the issue of cholesterol. I was also caught up in the nonsense. When I finished med school 25 years ago I was convinced your cholesterol could not be low enough. So with a low-fat diet and plenty of exercise and oat bran (no drugs) I was able to get my cholesterol to a ridiculous level of 75. Yes you read that correctly -- my TOTAL cholesterol was a measly and pathetic 75 points. Fortunately, I later realized that it should be nearly three times as high as that to stay healthy, certainly no lower than 150. However, due to misinf ...   3,637 hits
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  Great post Jay   by Maggie   22 y
  Gallstones are classified as cholesterol stones, calcium bilirubinate stones (pigment stones) and calcium carbonate stones, which are extremely rare. Pure stones, however, are almost never found. All gallstones contain variable amounts of bile pigments, cholesterol, calcium carbonate, and apatite, and their core usually consists of bile pigments or mucoprotein, which is secreted by the inner lining of the gallbladder, also known as the epithelium. CHOLESTEROL STONES The basis of the common cholesterol stone appears to be a precipitation of cholesterol that cannot be absorbed into so ...   2,426 hits
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  Re: How to recognize it?   by Spirit   21 y
  Proving that something is composed of cholesterol is extremely difficult. I believe that it would take a lot of work by an experienced chemist, with a great lab equipment, to prove beyond any doubt that: - something is not feces - something is not oil - something is cholesterol There are no simple tests out there. You can do spectrographic analyzes of stones, but that kind of analyzes can prove that stones might contain cholesterol, while you can not prove that stones do contain cholesterol cause there are many different molecules that give similar picture on spectrogram. ...   1,769 hits     1 of 1 (100%)
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  Cholesterol Facts   by chrisb1   16 y   View Entire Thread 2
  Cholesterol is a versatile compound that is vital to the function of the human body and just like everything else; cholesterol levels differ greatly among individuals. In humans, cholesterol serves 5 main functions: 1. Cholesterol is used by the body to manufacture steroids, or cortisone-like hormones, including the sex hormones. These hormones include testosterone, estrogen and cortisone. 2. Cholesterol helps the liver produce bile acids. These acids are essential for digestion of fats and ridding the body of waste. 3. Cholesterol acts to interlock ”lipid molecules,” which sta ...   3,553 hits     1 of 1 (100%)
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  Hypoglycemia and cholesterol   by AndrewGloriousHealth   22 y
  Dear Shellycat, Thank you for your comments. You are quite right, everything is interconnected so it’s vital to take a more comprehensive approach to health. I have outlined a more comprehensive approach in my free book From depression to glorious health. Following the basic advice in this book can help restore liver function to normal as I’ll explain below. Like most problems, liver problems are related to excess insulin production (insulin is the ”sugar” hormone) and excess cortisol production (cortisol is the ”stress” hormone). I find your comments about your problems wi ...   3,922 hits
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  birth control, cholesterol, and gallbladder   by marli   20 y   View Entire Thread 6
  I’ve been on birth control pills (to control acne) for the last six months. I recently stopped taking them because recent lab work showed that my total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol levels were pretty elevated: Cholesterol was 250 and LDL was 150. I’ve never had elevated cholesterol levels, I eat a pretty healthy diet (rarely eat animal fats), and I’m 32. Given this, I’m pretty sure the high cholesterol is directly related to the birth control pills. I’ve heard that when bcps raise cholesterol levels it’s because there’s something wrong with the gallbladder. Does anyone have more info ...   4,252 hits
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  Re: LDL tests are in   by chrisb1   17 y
  msteve666, according to Uffe Ravnskov MD,PhD in his book, The Cholesterol Myth, people with the highest cholesterol levels have the highest longevity, and (also according to him) cholesterol is just cholesterol, and where the ratio of LDL to HDL is irrelevant. I would tend to agree with him as both are essential to the body. The problem can be in having a too low cholesterol count, as this means the Liver is not producing enough of this natural substance which is essential to maintain good health. Various nutritional deficiencies (such as ascorbate) can result in the Liver producing ...   6,972 hits
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  Re: VCO and colesterol   by Qwer   19 y
  Cholesterol is only found in animal fat anyway. Although people wants to make you believe that eating cholesterol will increase your cholesterol, that is not true. It is the bad fats that increase it. Those associated with graind-fed beef and the like. I think that there are even people claiming that coconut oil will lower cholesterol. Even then, high cholesterol is not that bad. Cholesterol transports substances accross the body. Eating a lot of beta-carotene food such as carrots will increase the level or so-called ”bad” cholesterol, as it is needed to transport beta-carotene. T ...   1,935 hits
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