In a recent post you made the following statement:
"As the toxic effects of the statins fade and the healing begins..."
My muscle problems are getting better as the toxic effects of the statins fade.
However, my memory problems are not fading away. I hope that they do fade

Can someone explain a few items that showed up on my recent
pacemaker computer checkup, i.e.......
Path. atrial rate       100%
PVC's   678

A very wonderful person referred me to the website mentioned below. I
visited the site and downloaded the really interesting report on the
dangers of statins. It was fairly obvious that the authors of the report
had visited Sharon's website and downloaded her report.

High blood pressure is a significant cause for stroke.  But I've read
somewhere that when ischemic stroke or TIA occurs, a person's blood
pressure is usually not at its peak, even not relatively high, but
relatively low.

Serum lipids include cholesterol, triglycerides and ...chylomicrons. These
substances play important roles in fat metabolism and also contribute to
hardening of the arteries (arteriosclerosis), which is the major cause of
coronary heart disease, strokes and circulatory ...

Hope this is not  redundant.
Bill
............................
New heart-disease test shows promise in study

I've heard that blood pressure changes in a day.  About what time is
the peak(s)? What time is the bottom(s)?  And what is the normal range
of change?
Thanks.

Has anyone had any experience taking fish oil capsules to lower
Chloresterol. How safe is it, and does it work?
Jerry

New England Journal of Medicine, Volume 353:46-57  July 7, 2005
Number 1
Oxidized Phospholipids, Lp(a) Lipoprotein, and Coronary Artery
Disease

I underwent cabgx5 in Dec 2002. I haven't had any significant issues
until recently.  About 3 months ago, my primary care physician
increased my lipitor to 40 mg.  About 2 months ago, I resumed playing
racquetball at a B level. I have been walking steps and jogging for

http://tinyurl.com/ag3sj
Arch Intern Med. 2005 Jun 27;165(12):1388-94.
Effect of lowering of homocysteine levels on inflammatory markers:
a randomized controlled trial.

the following is an english translation of a letter that appeared in a
German Medical Journal, February, 2003.  the author, Thomas Muller,
also published in annals of neurology  2 case reports of individuals
who developed parkinson's that was said to have been "unmasked" by

I read your interesting posts today. I won't mention any names but it's
now obvious that those people that are advocates for statins will never
truly understand the dangers of statins until they (or a close friend or
family member) developes statin induced rhab., myoglobinuria or ...

My neighbour looks very thin, had heart attack, passed away in minutes,
I was wondering whether thinn people also gets heart attack? (usually
fat people get heart attacks, since fat will be more).

I wish you all continued success in your journey through life.
May you find peace, contentment and happiness.
"I'm not crazy about reality, but it's still the only place to get a decent
meal".