Re: CS>heart disease and high blood pressure

[Wayne Fugitt]

 Is there a reason why the fda would outlaw Red Yeast if
it helps? Is this for monetary reasons as well?


   It works very well.

   I had a young friend in Atlanta, a few years back whose cholesterol was 
a bit high.
He was walking 25 miles per week and could bench press 300 pounds, Very 
Active, and not exactly the time bomb the doctor suggested.


I sent him some of the Red Rice Yeast product.

He took it for a month,  lowered his cholesterol 100 points.   Then he went 
back to the doctor and did not tell him that he had not taken the 
prescribed medication.


Not sure what he accomplished by doing this or why?   He works in a side 
arm of the medical profession so I guess he was playing games.


Wayne



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Re: CS>Re:Re: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[twllLL]

Look at these sites  www.serrapeptase.info
Theres a audio interview on this site.One of the the main things they were 
against is Starchy Carbohydrates.
This site is Linus Pauling. www.paulingtherapy.com/   He uses 
Vit C & Lysine

to remove plaque.

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To: 
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 9:13 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Re:Re: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


I do have a reaction to niacin, a skin flushing sort of thing, feels very 
hot and itchy.Extremely unpleasant and can last for a very long time (24 or 
more hours). It is bad enough itself, but it also sets off my eczema, 
perhaps the flushing is a histamine reaction itself, or it sets off the 
histamine reaction of eczema. I have often seen Niacinamide recommended to 
take instead, as Bill mentions, but it gives me much the same reaction.


sol

William Amos wrote:


Some people, i am told have a skin reaction of some sort.
My sister does and was advised to take Niacinamide instead.
Lorna Vanderheaghe has a site at www.healthyimmunity.com
that I believe you can e-mail questions to or search the site.
A health food store should have information on this also.
Bill





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Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[Dennis Gulenchin]

Lorna Vanderheaghe has a regular column in a magazine called "ALIVE" 
which is filled with nutritional information. This magazine is usually 
free in most healthfood stores(Canada) if you ask for it. Alive Magazine 
- Your Health and Wellness Magazine 

Dennis.



Some people, i am told have a skin reaction of some sort.
My sister does and was advised to take Niacinamide instead.
Lorna Vanderheaghe has a site at www.healthyimmunity.com
that I believe you can e-mail questions to or search the site.
A health food store should have information on this also.
Bill
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CS>liz to sol

[Betsy Coffey]

I think your husbands co worker should get off the
drugs. HE will be in worse shape.



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RE: CS>heart disease and high blood pressure

[Yogiboy]

140 would be classified as "low" in the high range if that makes any
sense?

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From: Betsy Coffey [mailto:latimergi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 10:22 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>heart disease and high blood pressure

Since we are on the subject of heart disease I wanted
to bring up something I just recently read about. I am
not sure what used to be classified as "high blood
pressure" but I read a report stating that they have
lowered the readings for high blood pressure. 140 top
number is now classified as in the high range and it
formerly was not. I do not know what the former range
was.Does anyone know? The reason(according to the
article) for lowering the numbers is to prescribe more
blood pressure meds to people for monetary reasons. I
think that these drugs have some very bad side effects
and I would want to try alternative things first. Is
there a reason why the fda would outlaw Red Yeast if
it helps? Is this for monetary reasons as well?



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RE: CS>heart disease and high blood pressure

[Yogiboy]

Hi,
Well what is considered "normal" blood pressure is 120/80 or now 130/90
is also acceptable. I recently had a woman enter our gym and she had
165/85 this would be considered high. So I would say anything
consistently 140 and up would be considered high.

Ernie

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From: Betsy Coffey [mailto:latimergi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 10:22 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>heart disease and high blood pressure

Since we are on the subject of heart disease I wanted
to bring up something I just recently read about. I am
not sure what used to be classified as "high blood
pressure" but I read a report stating that they have
lowered the readings for high blood pressure. 140 top
number is now classified as in the high range and it
formerly was not. I do not know what the former range
was.Does anyone know? The reason(according to the
article) for lowering the numbers is to prescribe more
blood pressure meds to people for monetary reasons. I
think that these drugs have some very bad side effects
and I would want to try alternative things first. Is
there a reason why the fda would outlaw Red Yeast if
it helps? Is this for monetary reasons as well?



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Re: CS>heart disease and high blood pressure

[V]

Hi Betsy,

yes you are correct. the medical system and the FDA are buddies and they are 
all profiting from disease. If they allow things that cures people then they 
loose business

The main principles governing the pharmaceutical “business with disease.” It is 
not in the financial interests of the pharmaceutical industry to prevent common 
diseases – the maintenance and expansion of diseases is a precondition for the 
financial growth of this industry.
Hospitals and doctors are just a distribution arm of the big pharma business 
with disease.

http://makeashorterlink.com/?A59951AF6


Take care,
 V


> Since we are on the subject of heart disease I wanted
> to bring up something I just recently read about. I am
> not sure what used to be classified as "high blood
> pressure" but I read a report stating that they have
> lowered the readings for high blood pressure. 140 top
> number is now classified as in the high range and it
> formerly was not. I do not know what the former range
> was.Does anyone know? The reason(according to the
> article) for lowering the numbers is to prescribe more
> blood pressure meds to people for monetary reasons. I
> think that these drugs have some very bad side effects
> and I would want to try alternative things first. Is
> there a reason why the fda would outlaw Red Yeast if
> it helps? Is this for monetary reasons as well?



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CS>heart disease and high blood pressure

[Betsy Coffey]

Since we are on the subject of heart disease I wanted
to bring up something I just recently read about. I am
not sure what used to be classified as "high blood
pressure" but I read a report stating that they have
lowered the readings for high blood pressure. 140 top
number is now classified as in the high range and it
formerly was not. I do not know what the former range
was.Does anyone know? The reason(according to the
article) for lowering the numbers is to prescribe more
blood pressure meds to people for monetary reasons. I
think that these drugs have some very bad side effects
and I would want to try alternative things first. Is
there a reason why the fda would outlaw Red Yeast if
it helps? Is this for monetary reasons as well?



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CS>Re[2]: CS>cholesterol, and Lecithin - study from Morrison 1958

[V]

Hi Brickeyk,

Try grape seed extract it is a natural anti histamine.
I used some and it worked real good for me. worked on the first dose. I took 
about 3 or 4 caps. it seems to hold for a long time so I only took it every few 
days.
http://www.drmyattswellnessclub.com/grapeseed.htm



Take care,
 V


> The DR thought my wife had a blocked artery on the side of her neck and her
> magnesium was so low he said she could die. I bought one pound of lecithin had
> her take a tablespoon of lecithin and 250 mg of magnesium oxide. 
> DR had her admitted to the Hospital. Her magnesium level was normal and 
> passed a Doppler checking for blockage. He tried all sorts of tests, all 
> negative.
> My father took 3 tablespoons of lecithin a day for a blocked neck artery back
> in the 70's. Two years after seeing his DR who said to operate, his DR said
> the blockage was gone.
> My Omron nebulizer quit so back trying Walgrens humidifier. Just finished
> spraying herbicides and Asthma tends to get worse after spraying. The CS + 
> DMSO
> seems to help. This time the humidifier seemed to work as good as the more
> expensive nebulizer. I also have the red LEDs over my chest area. I made sure 
> my
> hot tub pH was alkaline and try to get one hour of ultra violet from the sun
> each noon. I read that an alkaline bath enhances the suns ultra violet. Pollen
> from several trees is near springtime levels. I have several steroid inhalers
> that seemed to not work.
> Brickey


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Re: CS>cholesterol, and Lecithin - study from Morrison 1958

[Brickeyk]

The DR thought my wife had a blocked artery on the side of her neck and her 
magnesium was so low he said she could die. I bought one pound of lecithin had 
her take a tablespoon of lecithin and 250 mg of magnesium oxide. 
DR had her admitted to the Hospital. Her magnesium level was normal and 
passed a Doppler checking for blockage. He tried all sorts of tests, all 
negative.
My father took 3 tablespoons of lecithin a day for a blocked neck artery back 
in the 70's. Two years after seeing his DR who said to operate, his DR said 
the blockage was gone.
My Omron nebulizer quit so back trying Walgrens humidifier. Just finished 
spraying herbicides and Asthma tends to get worse after spraying. The CS + DMSO 
seems to help. This time the humidifier seemed to work as good as the more 
expensive nebulizer. I also have the red LEDs over my chest area. I made sure 
my 
hot tub pH was alkaline and try to get one hour of ultra violet from the sun 
each noon. I read that an alkaline bath enhances the suns ultra violet. Pollen 
from several trees is near springtime levels. I have several steroid inhalers 
that seemed to not work.
Brickey

Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[william meyer]

my 2 cents
i read once of a very well researched study on heart attacks, 
cholesterol, and cholesterol lowering drugs.

seemed those on the drugs had less heart attacks, but died as frequently.
seems the lower cholesterol -or the drugs- made them more angry and 
impulsive.

they died at higher rates than controls of murder, accident, and suicide.
believe it.

On Thursday, March 10, 2005, at 09:18 PM, sol wrote:

Here is an example, sort of. One of my husband's co-workers who thought 
he was in fine shape, felt healthy, was active, etc, had his routine 
physical and was found to have "high cholesterol". He was put on a 
cholesterol lowering drug, and has felt horrible ever since, no longer 
very active as he feels ill. When he complained about feeling horrible 
on the drug, he was given an additional drug to counteract the side 
effects of the cholesterol lowering drug. He now feels even worse. If 
he keeps this up, he'll probably die of the efforts to lower his 
cholesterol, after feeling sick for a few years first, of course.

sol

Duncan Crow wrote:

High cholesterol has never been linked to heart disease. The whole 
thing is a sham propagated by Big Industry.






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Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[sol]

Here is an example, sort of. One of my husband's co-workers who thought 
he was in fine shape, felt healthy, was active, etc, had his routine 
physical and was found to have "high cholesterol". He was put on a 
cholesterol lowering drug, and has felt horrible ever since, no longer 
very active as he feels ill. When he complained about feeling horrible 
on the drug, he was given an additional drug to counteract the side 
effects of the cholesterol lowering drug. He now feels even worse. If he 
keeps this up, he'll probably die of the efforts to lower his 
cholesterol, after feeling sick for a few years first, of course.

sol

Duncan Crow wrote:

High cholesterol has never been linked to heart disease. 
The whole thing is a sham propagated by Big Industry.


 




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Re: CS>Re:Re: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[sol]

I do have a reaction to niacin, a skin flushing sort of thing, feels 
very hot and itchy.Extremely unpleasant and can last for a very long 
time (24 or more hours). It is bad enough itself, but it also sets off 
my eczema, perhaps the flushing is a histamine reaction itself, or it 
sets off the histamine reaction of eczema. I have often seen Niacinamide 
recommended to take instead, as Bill mentions, but it gives me much the 
same reaction.


sol

William Amos wrote:


Some people, i am told have a skin reaction of some sort.
My sister does and was advised to take Niacinamide instead.
Lorna Vanderheaghe has a site at www.healthyimmunity.com
that I believe you can e-mail questions to or search the site.
A health food store should have information on this also.
Bill
 

 




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Re: CS>Red Yeast Rice & Cholesterol

[Lynda Khula]

thank you for all your info, gives me something to go by 
Lynda
--- Original Message - 
  From: Ed Kasper 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 2:41 PM
  Subject: RE: CS>Red Yeast Rice & Cholesterol


  There is some report on the internet  (can't find it now) that stated the FDA 
banned Red Yeast as a university study found red yeast to be ___effective as 
drugs___the FDA there upon classified Red Yeast a "New Drug" and banned its 
importation. I emailed the FDA and never got a reply (that I know of).  


  WARNING one should not take red yeast when they are taking zocor, etc as they 
effect will be too strong and side affects will happen.  Do a web search under 
"Distillers Grain" and you'll find its used as livestock feed and being studied 
as an alternative to antibiotics etc. Healthier and more beneficial for 
livestock ... so the FDA bans it for human consumption.  I think a google on 
Statin drugs will also show up red yeasts, or fermented foods. 

  Ed Kasper LAc. Licensed Acupuncturist & Herbalist
  Acupuncture is a jab well done
  www.HappyHerbalist.com   Santa Cruz, CA. 

-Original Message-
From: Faye [mailto:fkill...@bayou.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 8:59 AM
To: Lynda Khula; silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Red Yeast Rice & Cholesterol


Lynda do some research on red yeast rice. It is supposed to be very good to 
lower cholesterol.
Faye

  - Original Message - 
  From: Lynda Khula 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 8:53 AM
  Subject: Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


  I am sure in most cases this is true, but I have been taking zocor for 
the last 18 years and my good cholesterol count is horrible, I have had 3 
attacks of pancreastitis in the last 15 years and my gal bladder removed on the 
last attack want to stop taking the zocor so am looking into different things, 
thanks for all the info I have now been told I have MSX I am now taking all the 
things mentioned here and then a lot more last count 23 different herbs, would 
like to cut it down to less
  Lynda

RE: CS>Red Yeast Rice & Cholesterol

[Ed Kasper]

There is some report on the internet  (can't find it now) that stated the
FDA banned Red Yeast as a university study found red yeast to be
___effective as drugs___the FDA there upon classified Red Yeast a "New Drug"
and banned its importation. I emailed the FDA and never got a reply (that I
know of).


WARNING one should not take red yeast when they are taking zocor, etc as
they effect will be too strong and side affects will happen.  Do a web
search under "Distillers Grain" and you'll find its used as livestock feed
and being studied as an alternative to antibiotics etc. Healthier and more
beneficial for livestock ... so the FDA bans it for human consumption.  I
think a google on Statin drugs will also show up red yeasts, or fermented
foods.

Ed Kasper LAc. Licensed Acupuncturist & Herbalist
Acupuncture is a jab well done
www.HappyHerbalist.com   Santa Cruz, CA.

  -Original Message-
  From: Faye [mailto:fkill...@bayou.com]
  Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 8:59 AM
  To: Lynda Khula; silver-list@eskimo.com
  Subject: CS>Red Yeast Rice & Cholesterol


  Lynda do some research on red yeast rice. It is supposed to be very good
to lower cholesterol.
  Faye

- Original Message -
From: Lynda Khula
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 8:53 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


I am sure in most cases this is true, but I have been taking zocor for
the last 18 years and my good cholesterol count is horrible, I have had 3
attacks of pancreastitis in the last 15 years and my gal bladder removed on
the last attack want to stop taking the zocor so am looking into different
things, thanks for all the info I have now been told I have MSX I am now
taking all the things mentioned here and then a lot more last count 23
different herbs, would like to cut it down to less
Lynda

Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[Duncan Crow]

> I am sure in most cases this is true, but I have been taking zocor for
> the last 18 years and my good cholesterol count is horrible,

High cholesterol has never been linked to heart disease. 
The whole thing is a sham propagated by Big Industry.

The link to heart disease is one of OXIDATION. The proof is that 
equal numbers of people with normal cholesterol and with high 
cholesterol get heart disease. 

People whose cholesterol is high from eating saturated fats but not 
the oxidizing unsaturated fats do not have plaque deposits.

Conversely, those who eat the unsaturated fats presented by the Heart 
and Stroke Foundation do get plugged up.

Further proof exists in the form of a study published in Lancet that 
analysed the actual plaque. It is composed of 74% unsaturated and 
polyunsaturated fats, oils from your diet.

To find out what the world's most published cholesterol researcher 
says about it, read the well-referenced Cholesterol Myths by Uffe 
Ravnskov M.D. Ph.D. at:
http://www.ravnskov.nu/myth1.htm

To find out how we were maneuvered into thinking "cholesterol is 
bad", see the well-referenced The Oiling Of America by the world's 
foremost oils researcher Mary Enig:
http://www.westonaprice.org/knowyourfats/oiling.html

This ploy by Big Pharma and it's quasi-authoritative lapdog the Heart 
and Stroke Foundation is reminiscent of Hitler's saying about the 
bigger the lie the easier it is to get the population to believe it.

Don't you believe it.

Duncan Crow


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CS>Red Yeast Rice & Cholesterol

[Faye]

Lynda do some research on red yeast rice. It is supposed to be very good to 
lower cholesterol.
Faye

  - Original Message - 
  From: Lynda Khula 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 8:53 AM
  Subject: Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


  I am sure in most cases this is true, but I have been taking zocor for the 
last 18 years and my good cholesterol count is horrible, I have had 3 attacks 
of pancreastitis in the last 15 years and my gal bladder removed on the last 
attack want to stop taking the zocor so am looking into different things, 
thanks for all the info I have now been told I have MSX I am now taking all the 
things mentioned here and then a lot more last count 23 different herbs, would 
like to cut it down to less
  Lynda
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CS>cholesterol, and Lecithin - study from Morrison 1958

[Connie Howard]

Below is a web site that I found interesting regard Lecithin  I just
began get Lecithin (granules) from the health food store and putting them
in applesauce...  two to three times a day.  Approximately 1 large
tbls... do not put in anything hot or warm.  I believe I've notice
something happening... to early to tell as I just started 2 days ago.   
Anyone else using this?

connie
http://www.diet-and-health.net/Supplements/PhosphatidylCholine.html 

RE: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[Louise]

High cholesterol it NOT DANGEROUS.  the drugs to control the cholesterol are
the problem.

Have they got you on digestive enzymes to help digest your food now that you
have no gallbladder?

Louise
  -Original Message-
  From: Lynda Khula [mailto:newfie...@peoplepc.com]
  Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 9:53 AM
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Subject: Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


  I am sure in most cases this is true, but I have been taking zocor for the
last 18 years and my good cholesterol count is horrible, I have had 3
attacks of pancreastitis in the last 15 years and my gal bladder removed on
the last attack want to stop taking the zocor so am looking into different
things, thanks for all the info I have now been told I have MSX I am now
taking all the things mentioned here and then a lot more last count 23
different herbs, would like to cut it down to less
  Lynda


  - Original Message -
From: Louise
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 9:31 AM
Subject: RE: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


How to LOWER cholesterol, first IF we look as to why the body produces
cholesterol we would find it is the bodies attempt to HEAL.  Number ONE
culprits are grains, sugar and starches these trigger off insulin production
that damages the walls of the arteries and the body then PRODUCES
cholesterol to repair the damage.

So the true trick to lowering cholesterol production is to lower the
quick release carbs that are CAUSING THE PROBLEM!!!

Omega 3's helps lower the free radicals (they also damage the walls) so
it is helpful as well. but the main thing is to lower the carbs!!!
Now the reason to take vit B's is the sugars and starches also lower
them as well as the Omega 3's.  But in either case lowering grains, sugar
and starches are the way to solve a LOT of health problems not just
cholesterol.

It will also lower inflammation (often the cause of pain) so there is a
lot of incentive if you are sick or want to be healthier to lower the grains
(wheat being the worse of the grains by the way)

Louise
  -Original Message-
  From: Simon [mailto:simon1...@hotmail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:41 PM
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Subject: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


  I have been reading a lot lately about Vitamin C, has anyone on the
list had any good results with high doses of Vitamin C helping to lower
cholesterol

Re: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[Lynda Khula]

I am sure in most cases this is true, but I have been taking zocor for the last 
18 years and my good cholesterol count is horrible, I have had 3 attacks of 
pancreastitis in the last 15 years and my gal bladder removed on the last 
attack want to stop taking the zocor so am looking into different things, 
thanks for all the info I have now been told I have MSX I am now taking all the 
things mentioned here and then a lot more last count 23 different herbs, would 
like to cut it down to less
Lynda


- Original Message - 
  From: Louise 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 9:31 AM
  Subject: RE: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


  How to LOWER cholesterol, first IF we look as to why the body produces 
cholesterol we would find it is the bodies attempt to HEAL.  Number ONE 
culprits are grains, sugar and starches these trigger off insulin production  
that damages the walls of the arteries and the body then PRODUCES cholesterol 
to repair the damage.

  So the true trick to lowering cholesterol production is to lower the quick 
release carbs that are CAUSING THE PROBLEM!!!

  Omega 3's helps lower the free radicals (they also damage the walls) so it is 
helpful as well. but the main thing is to lower the carbs!!!
  Now the reason to take vit B's is the sugars and starches also lower them as 
well as the Omega 3's.  But in either case lowering grains, sugar and starches 
are the way to solve a LOT of health problems not just cholesterol.

  It will also lower inflammation (often the cause of pain) so there is a lot 
of incentive if you are sick or want to be healthier to lower the grains (wheat 
being the worse of the grains by the way)

  Louise
-Original Message-
From: Simon [mailto:simon1...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:41 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


I have been reading a lot lately about Vitamin C, has anyone on the list 
had any good results with high doses of Vitamin C helping to lower cholesterol

RE: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[Louise]

How to LOWER cholesterol, first IF we look as to why the body produces
cholesterol we would find it is the bodies attempt to HEAL.  Number ONE
culprits are grains, sugar and starches these trigger off insulin production
that damages the walls of the arteries and the body then PRODUCES
cholesterol to repair the damage.

So the true trick to lowering cholesterol production is to lower the quick
release carbs that are CAUSING THE PROBLEM!!!

Omega 3's helps lower the free radicals (they also damage the walls) so it
is helpful as well. but the main thing is to lower the carbs!!!
Now the reason to take vit B's is the sugars and starches also lower them as
well as the Omega 3's.  But in either case lowering grains, sugar and
starches are the way to solve a LOT of health problems not just cholesterol.

It will also lower inflammation (often the cause of pain) so there is a lot
of incentive if you are sick or want to be healthier to lower the grains
(wheat being the worse of the grains by the way)

Louise
  -Original Message-
  From: Simon [mailto:simon1...@hotmail.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:41 PM
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Subject: CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


  I have been reading a lot lately about Vitamin C, has anyone on the list
had any good results with high doses of Vitamin C helping to lower
cholesterol

Re: CS>Re:Re: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[Lynda Khula]

thanks for the info will get on that site
Lynda


- Original Message - 
From: "William Amos" 

To: 
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 8:35 AM
Subject: CS>Re:Re: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol



Some people, i am told have a skin reaction of some sort.
My sister does and was advised to take Niacinamide instead.
Lorna Vanderheaghe has a site at www.healthyimmunity.com
that I believe you can e-mail questions to or search the site.
A health food store should have information on this also.
Bill
--
what reaction, and how much do you take
thanks Lynda


- Original Message - 
From: "William Amos" 

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 11:11 PM
Subject: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol



Nothing on vitamin C, but look into Niacin, if you can take it without a
reaction.Bill
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I have been reading a lot lately about Vitamin C, has anyone on the list
had any good results with high doses of Vitamin C helping to lower
cholesterol









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CS>Re:Re: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[William Amos]

Some people, i am told have a skin reaction of some sort.
My sister does and was advised to take Niacinamide instead.
Lorna Vanderheaghe has a site at www.healthyimmunity.com
that I believe you can e-mail questions to or search the site.
A health food store should have information on this also.
Bill
--
what reaction, and how much do you take
thanks Lynda


- Original Message - 
From: "William Amos" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 11:11 PM
Subject: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


> Nothing on vitamin C, but look into Niacin, if you can take it without a 
> reaction.Bill
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> had any good results with high doses of Vitamin C helping to lower 
> cholesterol
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Re: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol

[Lynda Khula]

what reaction, and how much do you take
thanks Lynda


- Original Message - 
From: "William Amos" 

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 11:11 PM
Subject: CS>Re:CS>Vitamin C & Cholesterol


Nothing on vitamin C, but look into Niacin, if you can take it without a 
reaction.Bill

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I have been reading a lot lately about Vitamin C, has anyone on the list 
had any good results with high doses of Vitamin C helping to lower 
cholesterol










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