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Your Heart
Doctors are finally
having second thoughts about cholesterol's role
in heart disease. The reason has been
obvious for years. Cholesterol-lowering
drugs have failed to make a dent in heart attack
rates, and not one study has been able to
show that these drugs do anything to lengthen a
person's lifespan. Yet, 20 percent of all
Americans over 55 currently take a cholesterol
drug and most MDs believe more people should be
on them, but these doctors are barking up
the wrong tree. Here's why...
Cholesterol
is innocent
The real culprit
is inflammation in the arteries, not
cholesterol. Finally, the American Heart
association is beginning to agree. They've
found that people with heart disease all have
one factor in common, and it isn't high
cholesterol. It's inflammation in their
arteries. |
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