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So, how fat are you?Yup, they act like that “200” is some magic number…it’s just an arbitrary line. When my doctor brought up my BMI number, he lost all credibility. That crap is as accurate as reading the horoscopes to get your lucky numbers.
Tell me more.My Chiropractor warned me about high cholesterol because of yellow ting in my eyes. Was put on statins and hated them. Then my optometrist told me about "red yeast rice". Been taking it ever since and levels are within safe numbers without statins.
Ordered. Thanks for the tip!My Chiropractor warned me about high cholesterol because of yellow ting in my eyes. Was put on statins and hated them. Then my optometrist told me about "red yeast rice". Been taking it ever since and levels are within safe numbers without statins.
Only problem is that red yeast rice (extract) seems to work because it contains a naturally occurring version of the same statin used in prescription medicines.My Chiropractor warned me about high cholesterol because of yellow ting in my eyes. Was put on statins and hated them. Then my optometrist told me about "red yeast rice". Been taking it ever since and levels are within safe numbers without statins.
Unordered.Only problem is that red yeast rice (extract) seems to work because it contains an naturally occurring version of the same statin used in prescription medicines.
Red Yeast Rice and Cholesterol
Red yeast rice is known to reduce cholesterol. Know why the FDA banned a few supplements containing its extract and why more research is needed into its health benefits.www.webmd.com
It's basically a non-prescription version of statin drugs, and the FDA seems to limit the amount of the active ingredient allow in the supplement versions.