Alyice on September 16th, 2008

Thanks For The Crestor

I just got my blood work back the doctor and thanks to 20 daily mg of Crestor® my cholesterol levels are in normal range. I have to be honest and say that I am not too keen on having to rely on medications to keep me healthy, but having tried exercise and diet plus natural remedies with no results, I am very thankful to the creators of Crestor®!

When I was first diagnosed with high cholesterol back in 2004, these were my results:

Cholesterol: 247
Triglycerides: 266
HDL (Good): 35
LDL (Bad): 159

When my husband lost his job this past summer, we lost our medical insurance. Things were really tight so I couldn’t afford to have lab work done, let alone see the doctor so I began taking 500 mg Flush-Free Niacin,1000 mg Enteric-Coated Fish Oil, 500 mg Calcium, 1000 mcg B-12, 500 mcg Chromium Piccolate, and 500 mg L-Carnitine. I felt better but to my surprise they didn’t do much for the cholesterol levels. In March of 2007, when we finally got insurance again, I went in for blood work and these were my results:

Cholesterol: 260
Triglycerides: 202
HDL (Good): 40
LDL (Bad): 180

Today, thanks to the medication, these are my results:

Cholesterol: 156
Triglycerides: 138
HDL (Good): 40
LDL (Bad): 88

The doctor thinks the bad cholesterol is hereditary. So for now, I’ll just take the Crestor® and be grateful that we can afford it.

Give thanks…

Disclosure: I paid for this product. This is “my opinion”. It is not an endorsement, express or implied. I was not paid to give a positive review.

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