They won't tell you straight up but they expect you to take it forever because they claim that as soon as you stop injecting them, your LDL will rise again. Also, they (cardiologists and PCPs) believe that even with diet and exercise, you will never be able to lower your LDL enough. That's what my husband's PCP said yesterday when we were discussing the pros and cons of taking Repatha. In my husband's case, he is Type 2 diabetic and considered high risk for atherosclerosis due to his high (141) LDL-C and (134 Apo B) even though he has no previous history of heart attacks or strokes.
Excellent presentation, this midlevel found it informative and user-friendly!
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52y/o dude what about LCHF/Keto life change?!
Have you looked into the Glycocalyx Structure that sits on top of the Endothelial cells? This protects you from LDL.
For how long people usually have to take these injections for?
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They won't tell you straight up but they expect you to take it forever because they claim that as soon as you stop injecting them, your LDL will rise again. Also, they (cardiologists and PCPs) believe that even with diet and exercise, you will never be able to lower your LDL enough. That's what my husband's PCP said yesterday when we were discussing the pros and cons of taking Repatha. In my husband's case, he is Type 2 diabetic and considered high risk for atherosclerosis due to his high (141) LDL-C and (134 Apo B) even though he has no previous history of heart attacks or strokes.
How low do you want the ldl to go? And why is it that since the lowering of the bad cholesterol was launched -Alzheimer rates have risen dramatically?
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