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What Cholesterol Med Is Not Made Of Yeast?
A new 10-year study has found that taking a cholesterol-lowering statin after a stroke reduces the risk of a second stroke.
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Red Yeast Rice: A Safe Therapy to Lower Cholesterol?
Tea is not the only ancient remedy for lowering cholesterol that has gained popularity over the past years. Red yeast rice is a food that... Read more »
Chinese Red Yeast Rice: Good for the Heart?
Since the 1970s, studies have reported that Chinese red yeast rice may be useful in lowering total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, and... Read more »
Why Cholesterol Meds Alone Are Not Always the Answer
"Can't I just take a pill to get my cholesterol down?" Not long ago, one of my patients said this to me in the office. He was a middle... Read more »
Greater Success Lowering Cholesterol with More Than Just Meds
Cholesterol lowering drugs, such as statin medications, a commonly prescribed and relied upon by physician and patients alike. In many... Read more »
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Red Yeast Rice Capsules Reduce Cholesterol
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Red yeast rice pills could be one of the keys in helping people lower their cholesterol levels. Researchers studied a group... Read more »
FDA: Red yeast rice cholesterol products unsafe
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers that three red yeast rice products marketed to help control cholesterol are unsafe. The... Read more »
Peppermint may affect cholesterol meds
A reader asks Joe and Teresa Graedon of The People's Pharmacy if peppermint can affect the way cholesterol-lowering statins work. The Graedons... Read more »
2 Ways to Lower Children's Cholesterol Without Meds
A new report from Consumer Reports Best Buy Drugs warns that parents should think carefully about the choice to put their children on statins because... Read more »
Clinical trial: Lipitor, new med combo's effects on high chole...
This is a study to compare the safety and effectiveness of a new drug (MK6213) to a combination of the drug and Lipitor in adults with high... Read more »
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