Why All 'Cholesterol Drugs' Are Very Dangerous

What is the biggest scam in medicine these days? Some would say the 'cholesterol' problem and statin drugs that are used to treat the 'problem'.

The problem wasn't a problem until Donald Rumsfeld made it into a problem that has now grown into a $29 billion a year 'solution' that is just as phony as the original 'problem'. Nowadays, doctors working for HMO's have a statin drug quota that they have to meet or get fired. That's why, if  you don't know anything else, you know your cholesterol number. The side effects and the lack of benefits not with standing, Big Pharma is waxing richer and richer off the only kind of problem they can solve- the problems that don't exist.

Down load this study (below) and send it to your doctor. He or she probably doesn't know what you now know.

300 Side Effects of Statin Drugs

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Friday, January 27th 2012 at 10:00 am by Sayer Ji

While annual sales of statin drugs have reached $29 billion a year, globally, new concerns are being raised by a broad range of health and consumer advocacy organizations around the world regarding the growing body of clinical research indicating they may be causing far greater harm than good.
Despite the success of statin drugs for lowering cholesterol, over 300 health problems have been linked to this chemical class of drugs in peer-reviewed clinical research found on the National Library of Medicine. 
GreenMedInfo.com, a biomedical research site, is offering a 63 page PDF for free and unlimited download, as part of a broad-based awareness campaign dedicated to informing consumers and health care practitioners alike of the danger represented by the indiscriminate and excessive use of this type of drug.
Natural Society, which has garnished a global following due to its hard-hitting investigative pieces into the role corporations play in adversely affecting environmental and human health, is spear-heading the dissemination of this message, and openly invites other organizations to join the cause.

The medical ethical principle of informed consent requires that patients be told the risks and benefits associated with their treatment. Until there is full awareness among the millions of statin users in this country, and abroad, that these drugs may be contributing to muscle damage, nerve damage, cancer, diabetes, and hundreds of other adverse health conditions, we believe the burden of proving them safe should be on the companies producing these products, as well as the regulatory agencies approving them for use, instead of the population being given them.

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