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The Truth About Statin Drugs and What Your Doctor May Not Be Telling You

Learn the real impact of statin drugs on your health, the risks involved, and explore safer alternatives for managing cholesterol naturally.

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Kathleen Barnes
October 18, 2024

October 18, 2024

A Message from Kathleen:

Dear Friends,

We were fortunate to lose only one giant tree, which sadly fell on my car, but we are safe and now have power and water, unlike so many who are still suffering.

Please keep them in your thoughts and, if you have a few extra dollars to help with the recovery effort, I strongly suggest you support my friends at BeLoved Asheville, https://www.belovedasheville.com/donate/.

I hope you are all well!

Kathleen

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Is your doctor trying to prescribe you statin drugs for cholesterol control? These drugs are harmful and a part of the cholesterol lie.

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