simple supplement tips that can help regulate your cholesterol

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When a prestigious study helped confirm the association between Alzheimer's disease and high cholesterol levels, pharmaceutical companies wasted no time in hitching their cholesterol-lowering statin drugs to the potentially vast new market that Alzheimer's offers. But if you'd like to avoid the many unpleasant side effects of statins (and who wouldn't?) we'll tell you about the simple dietary and supplement tips that can help regulate your cholesterol levels safely. It could make all the difference between confusion and clarity in the coming years. http://www.hsibaltimore.com/ea2003/ea_030422.shtml

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Great article, Elaine. Thanks. Judy

 

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Saturday, September 27, 2003 9:05 PM

simple supplement tips that can help regulate your cholesterol

 

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