I concur with that completely. Cholesterol being deposited in the
veins is not due to high cholesterol but to inflammation of the veins.
That is why research has found that anti-inflammation agents such as
aspirin, and low level antibiotics reduce this problem. The correct
answer is to remove the inflammation, not remove the stuff to try and
reduce it. If you get rid of the inflammation and take some
serrapeptase your veins will be as clean as a new born babe in a month.
Marshall
On 10/4/2010 2:09 PM, Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
I have read in many knowledgeable sources that 'high' cholesterol is
irrelevant. We all need cholesterol all the time to repair everything in our
bodies. The brain is largely cholesterol so to try and reduce it would be
madness in my opinion. Also, we are all different and what might be deemed
high by the medics, could indeed be perfectly normal for *that* person so to
mess with it could potentially be disastrous! dee
On 4 Oct 2010, at 18:12, needling around wrote:
A friend in his 30s has been found to have high cholesterol. I did some
research in the archives and sent along some info. I was wondering if anyone
had any specific recommendations for this situation. He is not overweight.
Thanks.
PT
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