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Choless
Control with policosanol is the
most effective formula available
for a safe and natural
means to help lower cholesterol in
the body.
Policosanol,
the primary ingredient in
Choless-Control., has been
clinically proven to lower total
cholesterol levels by as much as
25.9% in just 8 weeks!
Choless
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Policosanol
10 MG
Policosanol
has been shown to normalize
cholesterol as well or better than
cholesterol-lowering
drugs, without side effects such
as liver dysfunction and
muscle atrophy.1 Efficacy and
safety have been proven in
numerous clinical trials, and it
has been used by millions
of people in other countries.
Policosanol lowers harmful
LDL-cholesterol and raises
protective HDL-cholesterol.
HDL-cholesterol removes plaque
from arterial walls.
Policosanol
is a natural supplement
derived from sugar cane. The main
ingredient is octacosanol.
Octacosanol is an alcohol found in
the waxy film that plants
have over their leaves and fruit.
The leaves and rinds of
citrus fruits contain octacosanol,
and so does wheat germ
oil.
Policosanol
helps stop the formation of
artery lesions,2 an effect similar
to that of statin drugs.
This was proven in studies on
rabbits fed a diet designed to
create high cholesterol. According
to researchers "in most
policosanol-treated animals,
atherosclerotic lesions were
not present, and in others,
thickness of fatty streaks had
less foam cell layers than in
controls.,3
Policosanol
also inhibits the oxidation
of dangerous LDL-cholesterol4
which promotes the destruction
of blood vessels by creating a
chronic inflammatory
response. Oxidized LDL can also
provoke metalloproteinase
enzymes.5 These enzymes promote
blood vessel destruction,
partly by interfering with HDL's
protective effect. Studies
show that rats treated with
policosanol have fewer foam
cells, reflecting less
inflammatory response causing less
blood vessel destruction.6,7
Healthy
arteries are lined with a
smooth layer of cells so that
blood can race through with no
resistance. One of the features of
diseased arteries is that
this layer becomes thick and
overgrown with cells. As the
artery narrows, blood flow slows
down or is blocked
completely. Policosanol can stop
the proliferation of these
cells in much the same was as
lipid-lowering drugs.8,9
Policosanol
also inhibits the formation
of clots, and may work
synergistically with aspirin in this
respect. In a comparison of
aspirin and policosanol, aspirin
was better at reducing one type of
platelet aggregation
(clumping together of blood
cells). But policosanol was
better at inhibiting another type.
Together, policosanol and
aspirin worked better than either
alone.10,11
Thromboxane
is a blood
vessel-constricting agent that
contributes to abnormal
platelet aggregation that can
cause a heart attack or
stroke. Significant reductions in
the level of thromboxane
occur in humans after two weeks of
policosanol.12
People with
elevated LDL-cholesterol
(over 100) or low HDL-cholesterol
(under 50) should seek to
protect themselves from the
potentially fatal effects of
cardiovascular disease. Some
people can achieve optimal
cholesterol levels via dietary
modification, while others
require intervention with dietary
supplements like
policosanol or prescription drugs.
Some people
will not achieve adequate
results with policosanol or
FDA-approved
cholesterol-lowering drugs. That
is why it is so important
to have your blood tested when
using policosanol (or
FDA-approved drugs). Some people
will only require 5 mg to
10 mg a day of policosanol, while
others may need 20 mg/day.
The same dosage variation may be
true of
cholesterol-lowering drugs.
A standard
blood chemistry profile
measures total cholesterol,
LDL-cholesterol, HDL-cholesterol
and numerous other parameters such
as liver and kidney
function. By taking this blood
test two months after
beginning policosanol, you can
adjust the dose to meet your
individual need.
Niacin 50 MG
Niacin (vitamin B3)
improves cholesterol profiles when
given in doses well above
the vitamin requirement. Nicotinic
acid lowers total
cholesterol, LDL-cholesterol, and
triglyceride levels, while
raising HDL-cholesterol levels.
Most people cannot use the
doses (1000 to 3000 mg a day) of
niacin required to suppress
cholesterol levels. Niacin causes
a flushing effect,
resembling an acute allergic
reaction that many people find
intolerable. While niacin is
considered relatively safe,
like other cholesterol-lowering
drugs, it can cause liver
toxicity when taken in high doses.
Monitoring liver enzymes
every 6 months is important when
taking more than 1000 mg of
niacin a day. Those with hepatitis
should avoid niacin.
Flush-free
niacin may lower cholesterol
while boosting the beneficial HDL
fraction. In a report on
the antiatherogenic role of HDL
(high density lipoprotein)
cholesterol, flush-free niacin
(inositol hexanicotinate)
"appears to have the greatest
potential to increase HDL
cholesterol [by] 30%." This
study was made over a 5-year
period and focused on the effect
of high LDL numbers
exhibited before a patient's first
coronary event(s).
As reported
in a November 1998 American
Journal of Cardiology research
study, "Nicotinic acid
(niacin) has been shown to
decrease triglyceride, increase
HDL cholesterol, lower LDL
cholesterol, and decrease
lipoprotein (a); it also decreases
fibrinogen," an
additional benefit that reduces
the risk of related
cardiovascular disease. To
determine whether lower doses of
nicotinic acid are as effective
and better-tolerated than
the typical regimen currently
used, researchers at the
University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center in Dallas,
as reported and described in the
Archives of Internal
Medicine, 1996, conducted a trial
using two different doses
(1.5 g and 3.0 g) of nicotinic
acid.
The results
showed that the lower dose
(1.5 g ) nicotinic acid treatment
significantly lowered
triglyceride levels, raised HDL
concentrations by
approximately 22%, and favorably
altered the ratio of total
cholesterol: HDL cholesterol in
both normal patients and
those with abnormal lipid levels
at baseline. Further
improvement in lipid levels was
also observed in those
patients who tolerated the higher
dose of nicotinic acid. In
this study, significant
improvement in blood lipids levels
was observed among the 75% of
patients who tolerated
low-dose nicotinic acid therapy.
The authors conclude that
use of nicotinic acid in lower
doses than traditionally
prescribed is both well-tolerated
and effective in altering
blood lipid levels. In addition,
they suggest that this
vitamin may be particularly
worthwhile when combined with
other lipid-lowering medications.
Gugulipid
(2.5% gugglesterones) 100 MG
This powerful
ancient remedy has been
re-discovered by Western culture.
Gugulipid is made from the
resin of the commiphora mukul tree
of north central India.
Gugulipid (gugulesterones) has
been used for thousands of
years to alleviate problems
associated with obesity, acne,
viral infections, and other
ailments. In a study published
in 1989 by the Journal of
Associated Physicians-India, 125
patients receiving gugulipid
showed an 11% decrease in total
serum cholesterol, a drop of 16.8%
in triglycerides, and a
60% increase in HDL cholesterol
within 3 to 4 weeks.
Patients with elevated cholesterol
levels showed much
greater improvement than normal
patients.
The study
quoted a second trial
(included in the article noted
above) where 205 patients
receiving gugulipid at a dose rate
of 25 mg administered 3
times daily showed a 70 to 80%
reduction of serum
cholesterol, whereas no response
was found in the placebo
group (Journal of Associated
Physicians-India, 1989,
37[5]:328).
A
placebo-controlled trial of 40
patients with high blood-fat
levels showed a serum
cholesterol reduction of 21.75%,
with triglycerides being
reduced by 27.1% in only 3 weeks,
and after continuing the
study for 16 weeks it was learned
that HDL cholesterol was
increased by 35.8% (Journal of
Associated Physicians-India,
1989, 37[5]:328).
Plant Sterol
Complex 200 MG
Phytosterols
(PS) or plant sterols are
structurally similar to
cholesterol which causes the
absorption of cholesterol to be
blocked through competitive
inhibition.. Studies suggest that
dietary plant sterols may
offer protection from the most
common cancers in Western
societies, such as colon, breast
and prostate cancer
Garlic (herb
powder) 50 MG
A study
published in the Journal
Nutrition Research (1987,
7:139-49) showed that a liquid
garlic extract made by Kyolic
caused a 12 to 31% reduction
in cholesterol levels in the
majority of test subjects after
6 months. The study showed that
73% of the subjects given
the Kyolic garlic experienced a
greater than 10% reduction
in cholesterol, compared with only
17% of the subjects in
the placebo group showing the same
improvement. If you have
high LDL cholesterol levels,
garlic supplementation is
especially important because LDL
cholesterol oxidation
causes atherosclerosis, and garlic
specifically inhibits LDL
oxidation. And garlic helps
protect the arterial lining
against oxidation. Most
importantly, garlic prevents
abnormal platelet aggregation
(thrombosis) via several
different mechanisms. The
formation of arterial blood clots
is the primary cause of most heart
attacks and strokes.
Investigators
reported in a study
published in the American Journal
of Clinical Nutrition
(1996, 64:866-70) that the daily
administration of 7.2 grams
of Kyolic garlic powder for 6
months produced a modest
reduction (of between 6.1 and 7%)
in total cholesterol,
compared with the placebo group.
The more dangerous LDL
cholesterol was reduced 4 to 4.6%
in the Kyolic group.
The
heart-healthy benefits of garlic
include protecting the endothelial
lining of the arterial
system against oxidative damage. A
study published in
Atherosclerosis (1999, 144:237-49)
shows an actual reduction
in buildup of fatty plaque in
arteries in garlic-supplement
users. Fatty plaque is comprised
of many substances,
including cholesterol. When plaque
accumulates in the
coronary arteries, the condition
can lead to heart attack.
In a study of 280 adults, German
researchers reported that
participants who took 900 mg of
garlic powder a day had up
to 18% less plaque in their
arteries than those who took a
placebo, or "dummy,"
powder. Male study participants who
took a placebo had a 5.5% increase
in plaque volume, while
those who took the garlic powder
experienced just a 1.1%
increase in plaque buildup during
the 4-year study period.
By comparison, women who took the
garlic showed a 4.6%
decrease in plaque volume, while
those who took the placebo
powder had a 5.3% increase. Garlic
may affect plaque buildup
by reducing blood platelet
stickiness (aggregation) and
specifically preventing the
oxidation of LDL cholesterol
onto the lining of the arteries.
Platelet aggregation helps
plaque cling to the arteries.
An April 1998
study reported on the
effect of garlic on blood lipids,
blood sugar fibrogen, and
fibrinogenic activity of 30
patients who received 4 grams of
garlic daily for 3 months. The
patients were monitored at
1.5 and 3 months when it was
determined that garlic had
"significantly reduced total
serum cholesterol and
triglycerides, and significantly
increased HDL cholesterol."
With regard to fibrinogenic
activity, it was determined that
the garlic inhibited platelet
aggregation (Prostagland.
Leuk. Essent. Fatty Acids, April
1998, 58[4]:257-63).
An earlier
study in June 1994, the
University of Massachusetts
Medical School published a
report that found that those U.S.
adults who consumed
one-half to one clove of garlic
each day showed cholesterol
levels that were reduced by 9%
(JAMA, June 1, 1994,
271[21]:1660-61). A survey of 7
out of 8 studies on garlic
showed that dosages of between 600
to 900 mg of garlic
powder (Allium sativum L.)
produced a 5 to 20% reduction in
cholesterol and triglycerides.
(Fortschr. Med. (Germany)
1990, 108[36]:49-54). Other
studies have shown that much
higher doses of garlic were
required for cholesterol
reduction.
Human
patients fed a daily dose of
Kyolic ("Aged Garlic
Extract") over a 10-month study showed
that "adhesion to fibrinogen
was reduced by 30%-compared to
placebo . . . and that . . . the
beneficial effect of garlic
preparations on lipids and blood
pressure extends also to
platelet function" (Journal
of Cardiovascular Pharmacology
[United States], 1998,
31[6]:904-8).
Note: Overall
studies seem to indicate
that dosages of garlic may be a
factor in its efficacy. The
suggested dose of high allicin
garlic extract should be
between 6000 mg and 8000 mg daily
taken with meals. Since
large amounts of garlic may cause
stomach upset, we
recommend that garlic be taken
with the largest meal of the
day.
In summary,
the mechanisms by which
garlic have shown to protect
against cardiovascular disease
include the following: cholesterol
reduction, preventing
abnormal blood clot formation
inside of blood vessels;
protecting against LDL cholesterol
oxidation; and protecting
the endothelial lining of the
arterial system against
oxidation. A review of all the
studies on garlic indicates
that high doses are required for
effective cholesterol
reduction. If you were to use
garlic alone to lower serum
cholesterol, you should take 6000
to 8000 mg a day. When
used in combination with other
cholesterol-lowering
nutrients, lower doses of garlic
may be effective.
Cayenne
Pepper ...................50 MG
Inhibits LDL
oxidation
other
ingredients: gelatin, rice four,
vegetable stearate and stearic
acid
Caution:
Policosanol
should only be taken by
people who have high serum
cholesterol levels. The optimal
range of total serum cholesterol
is between 180 and 200
mg/dL. Cholesterol levels below
180 cause an increased risk
of mortality and levels below 150
may be very dangerous. It
may be particularly risky for
people over age 70 to have
cholesterol levels below 150-180.
DO NOT TAKE policosanol if
it causes serum cholesterol to
drop below 150-180 mg/dL.
Anyone supplementing with
policosanol should check their
total, LDL- and HDL-cholesterol
levels within 8 weeks of
beginning treatment to make sure
they are taking the proper
amount to modify cholesterol to
the optimal safe ranges. If
you are currently taking
cholesterol-lowering drugs, you
should notify your doctor if you
plan to use policosanol
instead of, or in addition to
these drugs. Some people who
do not adequately suppress
cholesterol with drug therapy may
choose to add policosanol to
achieve better cholesterol
control. Pregnant or nursing Women
should not take this
product without consulting with a
healthcare professional.
When using nutritional
supplements, please inform your
healthcare professional if you are
undergoing treatment for
a medical condition. Note: These
statements have not been
evaluated by the Food and Drug
Administration. Policosanol
is a dietary supplement and not a
drug approved by the FDA
CONTENTS
Niacin
(Niacinamide) - 50 mg
Policosanol -
10 mg
Gugulipid
(2.5% gugglesterones) - 100
mg
Plant Sterol
Complex
Cayenne (herb
powder)
Garlic (herb
powder) - 50 mg
Niacin
(Niacinamide) - 50 mg
Other
Ingredients - Gelatin, Rice
Flour, Vegetable Stearate and
Stearic Acid.
Serving Size
- 2 Capsules
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