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I agree with Sally, controlling it naturally is the way to go. I cut out trans fats, lowered saturated fats and increased the good fats. My cholesterol is about 220 but mostly because my good cholesterol is high.

I wouldn't want to use those meds to treat my MS, too many side effects.
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