Thread by @holmanm

1/9 What's on my mind ? That's a really good question having been removed from the FB Repatha Users Group and the Praulent Group. These guys really do not NOT want to hear what really causes Heart Disease, which is the 3 I's., Infection/Inflammation & Insulin Resistance.

2/9 What happens is they all gang together, insult you and sting you like a bee, because what drives them is FEAR. They are so incurious of what really causes Heart Disease. They still believe that cholesterol clogs arteries. I can't help them any more.

3/9 People like this just have to learn the hard way. I'm not sure what it would take to turn this ship around, but I don't have the energy to argue with them. When you have researched Statin drugs for over 13 years, and know precisely how they work, and how they cause

4/9 the damage they do, and when you have looked at PCSK9 inhibitors and realise that they also cause auto-immune disease, infections and worst case cancer. When you know that the PCSK9 gene is responsible for controlling Blood pressure, and you see group members

5/9 suffering either high or low BP. Where do you go ? How do you convince them ? I've given up. Please, please don't be as incurious as these people. They will have to learn the HARD way about lowering cholesterol, and the chances are the damage they have done

6/9 will be irreversible. Please please listen and look at INDEPENDENT research to learn the truth. Don't be a Statin/Repatha/Praulent VICTIM !

7/9 Now here's the magic for me: Comments like this from someone I have a lot of respect for: "Marion You work wasn't wasted on me. Keep on hammering away. Those that won't make the effort to follow the links and try to understand what the researchers have found will

8/9 Inevitably suffer the consequences. Why waste time trying to lower your cholesterol score when lowering your HbA1c is going to reduce your risk easily and cheaply.
Glycosylated hemoglobin levels can easily be reduced through lifestyle changes, the test should be at the front

9/9 line of risk reduction strategies. It's going to take some time to re-educate doctors but having only a weak indicator like cholesterol levels is pointless when getting HbA1c lower is bound to have a greater effect" Thanks Edward Hutchinson !