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The Closest You'll Get to Effortless Weight Loss
Suppose you could drop all of your unwanted fat … without going to the gym or forcing yourself to eat rice cakes and tofu burgers? A new clinical study says it’s possible.
It may be the most successful weight loss compound ever tested.
The people in this study – which was published in the medical journal Lipids in Health and Disease – lost an average of 28 pounds and 6 inches off their belly.
And they didn’t change their diet or exercise habits.
Click here to find out how they did it ...
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Cholesterol And Heart Disease. A Little Known Secret.
Solving the Cholesterol and Heart
Disease Puzzle
For 30 years we have been bombarded with cholesterol
and heart disease solutions that don't work.
"Lower your cholesterol," say the drug companies ads and everything will be just fine.
It’s not quite so simple.
Cholesterol is essential
for a healthy body and our
liver manufactures far
more of it than we eat.
It's amazing and
somewhat frustrating to me
that the other important
heart attack and
stroke risks are largely
ignored by the medical
community. Robert
Superko, MD, director of
research at Berkeley Heart
Lab explains a little
known "secret:"
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“Cholesterol is not the
problem we thought it was.
Relying on cholesterol
levels as a risk factor
for coronary artery
disease may not be wise
since 80% of coronary
patients have the same
cholesterol as individuals
who do not develop the
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Certain members of the pharmaceutical industry do not look upon this finding as good news.
Cholesterol lowering drugs now have total annual
sales of more than $14 billion!
How Arteries Clog

A piece of the cholesterol and heart disease puzzle that the above illustration fails to describe is
what causes the "bad" LDL cholesterol to stick to the artery walls.
Dr. Nicholas Perricone, author of “The Perricone Connection” explains
how cholesterol and heart disease works.
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“To visualize how LDL cholesterol operates, think about rust. Rust occurs when metal oxidizes. Rust corrodes and eats away the metal, ultimately destroying it.
Similarly, when LDLs are oxidized in our bodies by free radicals or sugar, the LDL molecules create an inflammatory cascade resulting in cell and artery damage, irritation of the artery walls, and fatty streaks.
More oxidized LDLs start to build up at this spot, producing an artery-blocking plaque.
Left untreated, this plaque eventually closes the artery entirely, leading to a possible heart attack or stroke.”
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