"Prescription: A physician's guess at what will best
situation with least harm to the patient."
- Ambrose Bierce
people taking Lipitor began to die, AstraZeneca
developed a substitute
poison called Crestor. Last year,
thanks to doctors taking enormous
kickbacks and over-prescribing
Crestor to their naive and trusting
patients, AstraZeneca did
5.7 billion dollars in Crestor business.
This year, there are billions of dollars of cumulative class
suits from people who became ill and from the surviving
families who lost
loved ones due to horrible deaths caused by Crestor.
If you have been
conned by your doctor and are a Crestor user,
enjoy a free consultation
with this law firm:
There is only one reason to take a cholesterol-lowering drug.
reason is that you adore your physician and want him/her
to get free
Rolex watches and free vacations from the
pharmaceutical companies which
grow wealthy based upon
the system of kickbacks which destroy a patient's
In 2010, America's doctors took $310 million in kickbacks
pharmaceutical companies. Check to see if your physician is in
the crooked cretin database:
Yesterday, I spoke
with a dear friend of many years who informed
me there her life was free
of health issues, and that she took
only blood pressure medication, a
and a thyroid medication. I asked, "If you
are in perfect health,
why do you take any medication?" She assured me
that the drugs
are safe and that her doctors prescribed the pills just to
safe, as she has a family history of illnesses which supposedly
be prevented by such drug use. What a scam!
Doctors and scientists
should have learned their lesson
after the first wave of
cholesterol-lowering drugs worked
to cause more problems and negative
health reactions than
They should have paid
attention and observed that nature's
perfect plan had been violated. In
these men and women of ignorance label the body's
of dealing with heart damage by calling the body's own
medicine "bad cholesterol." Does the original architectural
plan for the
human body contain a fatally designed flaw?
Is there really such a
thing as "bad cholesterol?"
The manufacture of low density
lipoprotein (LDL cholesterol)
is the human response to continuous heart
The internal production and secretion of this so-called
"bad cholesterol" is the manner in which the body repairs
its own damage.
I call LDL cholesterol the body's own
spackle. When picture hooks cause
holes in your walls,
you simply go to a hardware store to purchase a can
spackle. That fills the hole. Many events are responsible
The largest heart study in American history (Castelli's
Framingham Heart Study) has identified sulfur based amino
eating animal protein) as the key to identifying
what causes the greatest
amount of damage. So, the body's
antidote to Atkins Diet insanity is to
neutralize the damage
by making more LDL cholesterol.
the cholesterol reading, the greater is the damage
that must be repaired.
So, what do naive meat eaters do when
faced with high cholesterol rates?
They seek doctor's advice.
Doctors prescribe cholesterol lowering drugs
Cholesterol lowering drugs take
away the body's mechanism
by which the damage is repaired. In other
lowering drugs make things worse. Why not simply
those factors which cause the damage? Animal protein (meat
and dairy) contains an abundance of sulfur-based amino acids.
foods to eat (the highest levels of sulfur) are
chicken and eggs. You do
not want the rotten egg smell of
eggs infusing into each of your body's
cells. One must
neutralize the resulting acid. To do so, calcium is
from where it is stored: in the skeletal system. For this
reason, those living in meat-eating nations have the highest
So, what can you do if you have high cholesterol?
one of two things. Take cholesterol lowering drugs
to mask the symptoms
and take away the body's innate
ability to repair the damage that you do
caustic animal proteins.
Or...change your diet and
furnish your body with clean fuel.
Heart disease is America's
number-one killer. The
choice is yours to either be a victim, or have a
change of heart and let food be your medicine.