How I Use Statins to Unclog Arteries

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• DR

  @DrFordBrewer · 6 months ago · pinned

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• SE

  @SeniorHealthSecrets_06 · 1 year ago

  As a cardiologist, I appreciate how clearly this video breaks down statins—their real effects, side benefits, and the limits of what they can do. It’s a great reminder that while statins can lower risk, lasting heart health comes from lifestyle changes: balanced nutrition, regular activity, and managing other risk factors—not just relying on a pill.

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• AB

  @abdulrazakyakubu5481 · 11 months ago

  At this point, I dont know who to believe. Each doctor has<br><br> different options

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• CH

  @chrisrobin564 · 5 months ago

  I switched to 5mg Rosuvastatin w Ezitimibe from Pravastatin after years when increasing dosage was no longer working well, &nbsp;then Lipitor made me achy. I&apos;ve had no side effects with 5mg Rosuvastatin and it dropped my LDL over 50 PERCENT to 70. I had to push my Cardiologist to switch me to Rosuvastatin and even then he wanted me to start at 10, but I had read 5 was as effective so I cut 10s in half for 3 months, and then he agreed it was fine . I swear doctors dont read up on pharmaceuticals and rely on salesmen for dosing lol.

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• BO

  @bobbydee1187 · 11 months ago (edited)

  I changed my diet and added exercise along with K2 and D3 and a 81mg aspirin. And stopped smoking.

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• RJ

  @rjrnj1 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I still remember taking to a cardiologist from Cleveland Clinic. &nbsp;<br>He began our talk with &quot;You&apos;re a woman over 40 (I was 62) and need to be on 40mg Statin.&quot;<br>He repeated that so often during that visit that after 30 minutes I finally asked him to tell me my name, without looking at his notes. <br>Needless to say, I&apos;m with so glad I found you!

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• KE

  @kewkabe · 11 months ago

  My doctor started me on 40mg Rosuvastatin and six months later I was bedridden for three months with crippling hip and knee joint pain. My doctor just shrugged. I changed doctors, went on a lower dose and the pain went away while my cholesterol remained low. I guess some doctors just don&apos;t care.

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• KE

  @kennethjolivet3913 · 4 months ago

  One of the best talks on cholesterol, statins, plaque and lifestyle I&apos;ve seen. Thank you. A CVD guy

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• BI

  @billogd · 1 year ago

  Thank you, Dr. Ford, for your brave decision to speak common sense into a wild world of nut jobs everywhere without taking sides but rather in fact trying to bring all sides together. &nbsp;Please don&apos;t stop doing Saintly GOOD in our crazy world and thank you again!

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• SH

  @sharon3750 · 1 year ago

  I followed your theories. On my own, I found a cardiologist who had the same thought process as you (5 cardiologists later). I started a low dose statin, low dose metformin, and ditched the seeds oils and carbs. For 2 years I was super strict. I was thin with a low BMI to begin with but lost 20 pounds. I weigh 104 pounds now. I convinced the cardiologist who stented me to go back in. Long story, but I had symptoms that pointed to heart again. I fully expected bad news, but in my LAD, I managed to reduce the plaque burden from 40% to 30%. He told me my heart looked better than it did went I got stented in 2023 for a 90% blockage in RCA which was identified as soft plaque. The weird heart symptoms turned out to be severe degeneration of my cervical spine, causing a something called cervical angina...in for surgery on my neck in November but I know for sure it&apos;s not my heart and I guess my point is, your program and theories are correct and they work....

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• SA

  @Sam_Libya · 1 year ago

  One of the most balanced reviews on statins. Clear and to the point.

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• LA

  @larryg7109 · 1 year ago

  I was shocked to hear that some doctors make money for prescribing medication. That should stop immediately.

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