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I am now convinced that the theory that high cholesterol causes heart disease has been created by the drug companies and the American Heart Association to sell cholesterol lowering drugs. And angiograms, angioplasty, and bypass surgery offer no advantage at all to the great majority of heart patients but they do allow surgeons, hospitals, and all sorts of other players to make billions at the expense of the patients. Read Heart Frauds by Charles McGee and Why Animals Don't Get Heart Attacks by Matthias Rath and you will see why. They are both MDs and they both say that your body uses cholesterol, calcium and other blood fats to repair the lesions in your arteries which happen when you don't get enough vitamins, C, B vitamins, E. The first time I checked my cholesterol in 1983 it was 305 and now it is about 283 to 300. The doctors wanted to put me on statins and they had me do a heart scan and carotid ultra sound during the last year and both showed that I had zero plaque. My blood pressure has always been around 110-120 over 65-70. The high cholesterol did not cause any plaque in my arteries because I have been taking vitamins since the early1980s. Here are two intriguing questions: why does high cholesterol causes plaque when low cholesterol doesn't according to the medical experts? And since arterial plaque is mostly calcium and cholesterol, why all the fuss about lowering blood cholesterol and not the calcium level in your blood? They are both components of arterial plaque. Maybe they don't have a drug that can lower calcium but they are making their money on statins. Just follow the money trail to find the answer. Look at all those statins TV commercials. They are making billions. Ask your doctor to give you the studies and evidence that show that high cholesterol cause heart disease.