The Lowering Of Serum Cholesterol With a Patented Dietary Fiber Supplement

Abstract

High levels of serum cholesterol have been linked with coronary heart disease (CHD) for over 30 years. Early interventions included the prescription of drugs that inhibited the production of cholesterol and a reduction in the dietary intake of cholesterol.  In recent years prescription therapy has advanced in the fight against CHD. But this does not fully address the associated dangers. These include dangerous but manageable side effects, drug interactions, excessive costs and insurance claims.  There is accumulating evidence suggesting that dietary fiber and reduce serum cholesterol. The current study was designed to investigate the serum cholesterol lowering effect of a patented dietary fiber supplement...the results indicate that highest significant reductions in serum total cholesterol (-14%) and serum LDL (low density lipoprotein) (-17.9%) were achieved within the first 60 days of using the fiber supplement. HDL (high density lipoprotein ) increased (+30.1%) significantly while triglyceride decreased (-30.7%). These statistics show overall highly significant results in total cholesterol, HDL, LDL and tryiglyerides levels.  The most notable of these results  is in the highly significant reduction of cardiovascular risk (-36%) in the HDL:LDL ratio. Total cholesterol reduction was seen as high as (-45%) with LDL decreasing as low as (-59%) and HDL increase as high as (+48%)...In conclusion, the use of a natural dietary fiber supplement, as part of an overall diet, proved highly successful in lowering risk factors associated with Coronary Heart Disease (CHD). The use of a patented dietary fiber supplement provided highly successful in reducing serum total cholesterol and LDL. 

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