Plaque volume is treated as heart disease itself. But, it is only a stand-in for the disease, and an unreliable one. Unfortunately, how you are managed rests on this faulty assumption.
As usual, just pass out the drugs without any investigation as to what may be causing the need for drugs. There has to be root causes for any affliction. Something happens over time to cause these conditions and modern medicine doesn't have a clue. Thus, taking a drug for any reason does not address what caused the need to take the drugs in the first place. That is not health in my book.
Wow - thank you for this. What a great explanation. I especially like the high hsCRP low Cholesterol intervention study. As someone who has calcium in their LAD (I'm 59), found 2 years ago. I was not happy to see this "healing" and at the same time was thankful that my body was able to "heal". I am very active with great blood flow, strength, endurance and overall health. I would not get additional testing and plan on avoid the "Sick Care Complex as long as I can.
I believe that any evidence presented for statins could actually just be the anti-inflammatory effect and nothing to do with cholesterol. But as he mentions there are better (less side effects), cheaper ways to target inflammation.
As usual, just pass out the drugs without any investigation as to what may be causing the need for drugs. There has to be root causes for any affliction. Something happens over time to cause these conditions and modern medicine doesn't have a clue. Thus, taking a drug for any reason does not address what caused the need to take the drugs in the first place. That is not health in my book.
Wow - thank you for this. What a great explanation. I especially like the high hsCRP low Cholesterol intervention study. As someone who has calcium in their LAD (I'm 59), found 2 years ago. I was not happy to see this "healing" and at the same time was thankful that my body was able to "heal". I am very active with great blood flow, strength, endurance and overall health. I would not get additional testing and plan on avoid the "Sick Care Complex as long as I can.
Great writeup.
Though i was surprised to see statins do anything positive at all.
So. They can lower some inflammation?
They do so by poisoning the very active metabolism of wbc
I believe that any evidence presented for statins could actually just be the anti-inflammatory effect and nothing to do with cholesterol. But as he mentions there are better (less side effects), cheaper ways to target inflammation.