Cho-Less - The prime cholesterol reducing agent is Red Yeast Rice Extract, which naturally contains the HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor mevinolin found in Lovastatin. However, when used in correct dosages, this balanced product of nature has been shown to be both clinically effective in reducing cholesterol and triglyceride levels and free of the troubling side-effects of 'statin' drugs such as elevated liver enzymes, and serious muscle diseases. Garcinia (Garcinia Cambogia) extract lowers cholesterol, increases HDL, and curbs the appetite. Guggul (Commiphora mukul) is considered the best herb for cholesterol in Ayurvedic medicine. The active ingredient guggulsterones increases the uptake of LDL cholesterol from the blood by the liver. Globe artichoke (Cynara scolymus) is a proven cholesterol-lowering agent and is one of the best liver tonics in western herbalism.

Recommended Dosage

2 caps three times a day

Combination with WT3 Protocol:

Since hypercholesterolemia is often a secondary effect of low thyroid function or WTS, cholesterol levels often drop from even high levels in the 300 range down to normal range after six weeks of normal temperatures on the WT3 protocol and/or ThyroCare. One patient had cholesterol levels in the low 300's in spite of being treated with several different cholesterol lowering drugs and following a strict diet. With the WT3 protocol and the ensuing normalization of her body temperature pattern, her symptoms of WTS resolved. Within 1.5 months, her blood cholesterol levels had dropped below 200 for the first time in years despite the fact that she had not taken her cholesterol-lowering drugs during that 1.5-month period.

Combination with ThyroCare:

Clinical study of the use of Cho-Less indicated that people who had low temperatures experienced only a mild effect from taking Cho-Less. When Cho-Less was taken in conjunction with ThyroCare however, dramatic results occurred. One doctor reported that a patient's cholesterol levels went from 348 mg/dL to 116 mg/dL within three months of taking these medicines together. This patient was never able to go below 280 mg/dL while taking pharmaceutical medications for cholesterol.

Drug Interactions:

None reported.

What to Expect:

Patients usually respond within 8 weeks.

Lab Tests:

Improvements in the lipid profile should be noticed within 2 to 3 months. A 10-40% decrease should be noted. There have been no reports of blood lipids going below desirable levels.

Side Effects:

Approximately 3,000 people have taken Cho-Less and no side effects have been reported.

Side Benefits:

Due to the fact that many of the herbs in Cho-Less focus on strengthening liver function, liver health might be restored.

Ingredients:
Red Yeast 400 mg
Garcinia Cambogia Extract (50% Hydroxycitric Acid) 100 mg
Guggulipid Extract (2.5%) 100 mg
Artichoke Powder 100 mg

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