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Just so you know....

Metformin may reduce cholesterol too.

I took it several years ago and it had that effect...however, metformin is so rough on the GI tract.

I am now back on it using a new form called Glumetza. So far no side effects on the GI issue!

Eating sugar and fructose will also increase cholesterol. As does
alcohol. It has to do with the liver metabolism of fructose.
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