Monday, February 28, 2011

Health BYTE - Cholesterol no indication of heart risk

 

Good day Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Its Monday, February 28th 2011
 


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Cholesterol no indication of heart risk

Well whaddaya know:
Cholesterol isn't the villain it's been made out to be after all.

The latest research finds that millions -- maybe zillions -- of people
are taking cholesterol-lowering statin meds for no good reason,
because the real problem isn't in those cholesterol levels in the first
place.

It's in artery-hardening calcium deposits.

Good thing you listened to me and stopped caring about your
own cholesterol levels years ago!

In a five-year study of 950 men and women, researchers from
Johns Hopkins University found that 95 percent of all heart attacks,
 strokes, heart-related deaths and other heart problems occurred
in the patients with high levels of arterial calcification.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a suspect in custody...
and it's not cholesterol.

But then the study takes a turn for the weird -- because after
coming so close to the answer, the researchers concluded that
statins may be of some use after all... but only for patients
with those calcium deposits.

Missed it by THAT much!

Sorry guys, statins won't help any of these patients.

If calcification is the problem, the easy answer is in vitamin K2
-- scientifically proven to roto-rooter that stuff right out of the arteries.

But don't stop there -- because calcium isn't the only marker of
hardened arteries. It's not even the most significant one,
because homocysteine levels have proven time and again
to be the best indicator yet.

And the best way to lower those levels and give your arteries
yoga-like flexibility is to make sure you have three key B vitamins:
folic acid, vitamin B6, and vitamin B12.

You'll find them naturally in meats, but the best way to get them
in the amounts you need for arterial health is by adding a supplement
 -- ideally one tablet that has all three.

The B vitamins will also lift your mood, lower your risk for dementia
 and may even help you to hear better -- so you can more quickly
 respond with a "NO!" when your doc offers you a statin.


DISCLAIMER :
Bear in mind we are not addressing anyone's personal situation
and you should rely on this for informational purposes only.
Please consult with your own physician before acting on any
recommendations contained herein. 


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