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Cholesterol Medication
Cholesterol medication will adversely affect blood sugar and arthritis.
Statin drugs are the recommended drug to lower the level of lipoproteins, but should be avoided because of side affects that include dizziness, headaches, nausea, sleep disorders, liver problems, muscle weakening, and pain. The best treatment is to live a healthy lifestyle of exercise, weight control and proper nutrition. Proper nutrition means to eat no refined glucose or carbohydrates, eat fruits, vegetables, lean protein, cold water fish, sprouted grain bread and two table spoons each day of ground flax seed taken in water, fruit juice, or soy milk.
Cholesterol medication will adversely affect blood sugar and arthritis.
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Cholesterol Medication
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Cholesterol, blood sugar
Food supplements to take with the diet are policosonal, multivitamins, and fish oil. The exercise program should be thirty minutes three to six times per week which will lower the lipoprotein level and control weight. Policosonal is a food supplement made from sugar cane and in studies has out performed statin drugs in every lipoprotein category.
Cholesterol medication will adversely affect blood sugar and arthritis.
