Cholesterol

If your cholesterol is elevated, and you really want to avoid taking prescription medications to lower it, then you are on the right track.

It turns out there is NO science  to prove that reducing cholesterol with statin drugs will  prevent coronary artery disease!  If you want proof, we can show you. Moreover, and you may not believe this either... ^1. there  is no science to prove that Cholesterol causes heart disease. Ever heard of the "^2. French Paradox"?  It is well known that the French have the highest saturated fat diets in western Europe and the lowest coronary artery disease levels. So read on carefully....

OK, if you have several other risk  factors AND high cholesterol, then you may need to lower it with meds. But, most people do not need to do this. There are  scientifically sound  approaches to using nutritional medicine to not only lower your serum cholesterol, but also prevent coronary artery disease and stroke. 

Under the laws enacted in New Jersey  in January of 2011, those Doctors of Chiropractic  with sufficient hours in medical nutrition are permitted not only to prescribe for you, but dispense to you the  right  substances to help you keep your heart and blood vessels healthy!

We can check your homocysteine and c-reactive protein levels here at Allied Chiropractic Center. Homocysteine is a toxic amino acid which becasue of its  ability to break down connective tissue, eats sores in the linings of your arteries. It is when these sores get inflammed that plaques start to build up in the sores. A C-Reactive protein  test will tell you if you have systemic  inflammation, and we can put you on a regimen that will lower your inflammation levels. A simple combination of vitamins and another amino acid will lower your Homocysteine levels.  An extract from the skin of red grapes can protect your arteries.  

Stay healthy!  Let us evaluate your blood tests today and prescribe a regimen that will  protect  you without harmful drugs.  call 201-569-1444 today for a consultation.

1.- Metabolic Society  Article  by Donald Miller, MD
2.-  Wikipedia

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