high cholestrol - High Cholesterol Message Board

gipsiefyre · 11-06-2005, 02:48 AM

hi folks

i had a heart attack last dec 2004 and had a stent put in. i dont have any health insurance and i am start to notice that i have these same cholestrol bumps appearing on my body again

is there a natural or herbal cholestrol that can help immedeatly take care of this

i am over weight smoke to much and prob have high blood pressure and or diabeties ??? not sure of spelling

any help and or directions will be greatly arrpeciated my age is 41

tkx

gipsiefyre

Moxie75 · 11-06-2005, 06:15 AM

Go out and by the book "Stop The Inflammation Now" It has many case studies about people with stents and all of the things you named above. I'd like to tell you all the things you could do but it would be too much writing amd the book is dirt cheap like 5.99. It is written by Richard M Fleming. He is a nucleur cardiologist..Lisa

Lenin · 11-06-2005, 06:45 AM

gipsie,

CHolesterol lumps on the skin are not a common condition. What makes you think you have them?
Are you talking about something like sebaceous cysts?
What are your blood cholesterol numbers like?

gipsiefyre · 11-06-2005, 11:32 AM

the reason that i know these are cholestrol bumps is that i have had this happen to ne within 24 months

i cant get to a doctor because of the cost with no insurance

so i have to try to do this with natural/herbal

when they put my stent in they said that i had a real fatty liver and still have digestion problems and gall problems

so i must research on the net to find solutions

tkx

gipsiefyre

danielmpage · 11-06-2005, 06:22 PM

Gipsiefire, I'm sorry that you don't have any health insurance. IMO, that is one of the big problems we face right now in the U.S. However, there are some things you can (and need) to do on your own. Since you have already had one heart attack, why haven't you stopped smoking? I know it's extremely difficult, but we're talking about your life here!! If you continue to smoke, you are dramatically increasing your risk for a repeat heart attack. If you continue to do what you did in the past, you will end up with the same results in the future. I would recommend:

1)Read "The 8 Week Cholesterol Cure" by Robert Kowalski.
2)Stop smoking
3)Start walking around the block and eventually increase to 2 miles/day
4)Eat plenty of fruits/vegetables, get plenty of fiber and drink lots of water.
5)Get to a doctor and have your cholesterol checked regularly, even if you have to pay yourself or use your credit card. That way, you can monitor your progress. In fact, you could use the money that you once spent on cigarettes to pay for the checkups to your doctor.