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Old Fri, Oct-19-18, 16:27
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When you can stablize your blood sugars at good levels, most people need to decrease their medications for blood glucose.

Also, if you do a youtube search for statins you will find that these are not effective and have far more side effects than a drug should have. There has been a lot posted here on this forum as well. A waste of money. If you think getting off statins is right for you, gather up the evidence and talk to your doctor. You have choices. Doctors cannot make you take medications. Again, this is your choice.

Your good diet is your best bet to great health.
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