Cholesterol Pills (Statins) are Probably Really Bad for Your Brain
Dr. Cate
May 9, 2022
Cholesterol-lowering pills called statins are among the most prescribed drugs in the USA. In a recent CDC report, 43% of all Americans aged 60-74 were taking a statin. Over the age of 75, the number jumps a bit, to 48%. These numbers tell me that few doctors currently worry about statin side effects.
They should. Statins can impair cognition, memory, mood, and learning, and fully mimic symptoms of dementia.
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Re: Cholesterol Pills (Statins) are Probably Really Bad for Your Brain
I always understood that it was the liver that manufacture 1200 milligrams of cholesterol per day. This article tells me it's manufactured in the brain. Either way, the claim is that the human body is designed to make its own cholesterol.
Now ask yourself, regardless of your beliefs: would the creator have designed the human body… Or would evolution have continued to replicate the human body... With an unnecessary function, something we should remove?
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