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Lipitor The New Candy For Cholesterol - What so many General Practitioners don’t know about the drug they are prescribing in the millions

March 10, 2008 - Dr. Malik

Lipitor and other similar statin drugs are causing neural and muscular cell degeneration by over-restricting the production of cholesterol. This is a very serious matter indeed. There are almost twenty million people in the U.S. on Lipitor alone, and millions more on other statin drugs (Zocor, Pravachol, Mevacor, Altocor, Lescol, Crestor, etc.). Many millions more are now having statin drugs recommended to them by their medical doctors. Are they all going to become victims of cell membrane degeneration and nervous system problems?

Very few long term studies have been published on this. A question we need to ask….Why not?

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