how angiosprim works on removal of lowdensity cholestrol from arteries?
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do you mean angioplasty? \n\nAngioplasty\n\n\nAngioplasty is a procedure done to open a partially blocked blood vessel so that blood can flow through it more easily. It is most often done on arteries that deliver blood to the heart (coronary arteries) when they are narrowed by plaque buildup (atherosclerosis) or blood clots.\n\nDuring the angioplasty procedure, a thin flexible tube (catheter) is inserted through an artery in the groin or arm and carefully guided into the artery that is narrowed. Once the tube reaches the narrowed artery, a small balloon at the end of the tube is inflated. The balloon may remain inflated from 20 seconds to 3 minutes. The pressure from the inflated balloon presses fat and calcium deposits (plaque) against the wall of the artery to improve blood flow.\n\nOnce the fat and calcium buildup is compressed, a small, expandable wire-mesh tube called a stent is sometimes inserted into the artery to hold it open. Reclosure (restenosis) of the artery is less likely to occur after angioplasty with stenting than after angioplasty \n\nbasically they insert a tub up and artery and make the artery open up and sometimes a stent is needed to keep it opened depending on how block the artery is. \n\nMy husband is a heart patient.  I saw them performing this procedure on him while they where doing it.  you can actually see the heart pumping and the flowing of the blood better after it is done.
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Omega-3 is good but add phytosterols for even better results. Grape seed extract will help also for stroke prevention, it stops platelets from sticking together
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Some people tolerate Zocor better than Lipitor as Zocor is water soluable and is excreted via the kidney verses Lipitor which is metabolized via the liver.  If muscle aches are a problem with Lipitor then Zocor can be trialled often with good success.\n\nLipitor has more potency than Zocor. (mg per mg it reduces cholesterol better)  It is very important to reach your cholesterol goals.  In fact recent studies have demonstrated if the blood cholesterol is low enough (LDL about 50 or lower) then there can actually be reversal of the artery plaques.  \n\nSo you have to balance potential side effects of the medication (or more often FEAR of side effects) with the very bad result of having a heart attack or stroke or kidney failure with uncontrolled cholesterol.\n\nBy the way Crestor is THE most potent medication of the class.
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Dr Folts did the research on aspirin and it's roll as a anti platelet, he also found it does not work when the human body is under stress (when most heart attacks occur). He has been researching other alternatives and the best one to date is Grape seed extract. He has a patented formula marketed through a private company but it would be solicitation to say who it is here. But regular GSE is good for you also.
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Total = LDL + HDL + Trig/5
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Lovastatin is a cholesterol-lowering medication that blocks the production of cholesterol (a type of fat) in the body.\nLovastatin reduces low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol and total cholesterol in the blood.
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Ok, first of all, "T B", you're recommending a drug used to treat erection problems wich is absolutely contraindicated in Hypertensive patients. So, "Mlushetile", whatever you do, if you've got hypertension, do not use Viagra without a proper physician advice.\nThen, about the vinegar, it is of no proven use to treat a hypertensive problem. I will not say it is useless, because, put simply, no serious scientific studies have been conducted in this direction, since there aren't any indices of a potential use in the treatment of this condition.\nHypertension (HT) -the normal pathologic state, not special cases of HT like the malignant HT, for example-, is a common pathology affecting more and more individuals specially in developed countries (it is in fact one of the so-called Developed Countries' Pathologies). The common characteristic is the rising of both the systolic and diastolic arterial pressures, with a consequent rise in mean arterial pressure. This imposes a greater stress on all the body's vessels and on the heart, a reaction following in wich the heart overexercises and hypertrophies itself. Smaller vessels, like those in the Brain, Kidneys, Heart (Coronaries), Eyes, are exposed to greater than normal blood pressures. These higher BP's sometimes reach and pass the resistance of the wall of these vessels, tearing them, and stopping the blood flow to the tissue affected. These results in strokes, heart infarctions, renal failures, blindness, and so on...\nWith a proper diet, low on fat (NO ANIMAL FATS, TRY USING OLIVE OIL, INSTEAD!!!), low on salt, with proper water ingestion, fruit, green vegetables, fish (best if it's sea fish, since they have a greater amount of omega-3, wich is great for the control of cholesterol), some exercise every day (SOME, NOT PROFESSIONAL LEVEL!) and, if needed, an antihypertensive therapy prescribed by your doctor, all those big problems I told you about before, are very much likely not to happen.
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An angioplasty or surgery opens up the coronary arteries, which is something the medications cannot do. Medication, diet and exercise helps to avoid further clogging of the artery but does not open the current clogging.
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Vytroin is a combination of 2 different drugs- Zocor (aka simvastatin, a member of the "statin" family that also includes Lipitor, Pravachol, etc. which reduces the amount of cholesterol your body naturally produces) and Zetia. Zetia is just Zetia, it blocks absorption of cholesterol from food.
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Xenical. It eliminates 2/3 of extra fat consumed.
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Hi\nfirst of all drugs advertised on TV are usually commercial.The drugs which are completely investigated don't need ads on TV . they are advertised for doctors.\nsecondly there is nothing proved to clears arteries of plaque but continuous exercise, quit smoking,diet plus lipid lowering agents if you have high blood fat.\nI didn't heard about this one particular .
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Smoking which causes HDL level to decrease causes LDL elevation indirectly.\n \nAs you know smoking decreases the HDL level. Looking back on what HDL does, it is said to protect the arteries from the atherosclerosis (caused by LDL) where HDL cholesterol extracts cholesterol particles from the artery walls and transports them to the liver to be disposed through the bile. It   also interferes with the accumulation of cholesterol in the artery walls by the LDL cholesterol particles. That is the main reason there are treatments given to increase the HDL level.\n\nIt simply means that less HDL will result to less extraction of LDL from artery walls and less interference of LDL accumulation on the artery walls. LDL will go on its way thus elevating its level.\n\nPotential damage to LDL receptors, of course very possible. Abnormally high LDL cholesterol levels in the blood would cause some "exhaustion" to the LDL receptors making it proned for damage.☺
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immediately go to www.thefirst.originallimu.com/ and order a case of this product. I have personally seen the results of cases just like your husbands. this site is mine. call me if you want to tomorrow around noon. I myself had high cholesterol and arthritis, not anymore. A woman I got on this had high blood pressure, 4 days later....gone, back to normal. This product has fucoidan in it and should also do wonders for his skin. god bless you both.
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Aspirin will help your risk, but it not at all a substitute for the statins.  You do need to drop the cholesterol levels..you can try diet and excercise first, but if it does not work, statins are very good drugs to take.  You can also ask your doctor about more natural options like Benechol and fish oil.  \n\nFYI, here is a very neat tool that assesses your own risk of heart disease:\n\nhttp://www.chaicore.com/h2hv2/intro.html...\n\nFollow the tool until the end. It is based on data from several large studies. It is important to note that its answers aren't the "absolute truth," but rather the best estimations of it as based on our studies to date. In the last segment of the tool, you can add or delete aspirin from your regimen and see how that affects your risk. That's the benefit. Then you have to think of the bleeding and ulcer risk, but if you are otherwise healthy and have no personal or family history of these conditions, then you are probably ok.
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anti-cholesterol drugs, such as lipitor.
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Direct application of anti-cancer drugs to cancer cells. Being able to scrape the junk that builds up on arteries and leads to heart attacks.\n\nStuff like that.
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It's called caduet.  It's a combination of:\n\nAmlopidine:  calcium channel blocker for hypertension.\n-look out for dizzyness, heart palpitation-generally, a very well tolerated blood pressure med\n\nAtorvastatin: To lower high cholesterol.\n-report immediately any muscle soreness, or cramping\n\n\nhttp://www.caduet.com/