Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)


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Old 01-20-2007, 06:14 PM #1
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Default High Cholestral?

Do any of you deal with high Cholestral and what do you take for it. I have been on Zocor but couldn't take it.

I managed to get it down from 320 to 260 but it's back up again. I eat oatmeal a lot and was thinking that helped to get it down but it's not working anymore. I know it runs in the family because my Mom delt with it.

Have any of you found food that works to keep it down?

I am thinking about trying some other meds. but I have such bad luck with meds. They cause my chest pain to get worse, even over the counter meds that I have tried for other things can get my chest pain going.

What's working for you?
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hi..i was on zocor and the dr changed it to crestor...seems to being doing well but my diet these days is awful...alot of comfort food...(((but i deserve it-so i am doing it--not too often--)) good luck--monnstar
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Default High Cholesterol

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My husband used Crestor and it was so so. When they added zetia, the count went from 300 down to 140-150
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one fo the biggest things to get it down is exercise, and i believe that is why most of us cannot get it as far down as one might like.
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Hi Ada,

How are faring, sweetie?

Well, to lower cholesterol....Vitamin C, here's why: When vitamin C levels are low, the body compensates and manufactures more cholesterol; when vitamin levels are high, vitamin C inhibits HMG-CoA reductase, lowering cholesterol - it's a completely natural process.

Maybe give that a go?
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Default hello..

my bad colesteral is high and the good colesteral is low aparently, but I was not put on meds for it. I am just avoiding the stuff that can raise it any higher.

I will try the vitimin C thank you,
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