ChoLESStat 60 capsules

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Overview

ChoLESStat — synergistic cholesterol control

ChoLESStat is a mixture of six different kinds of cholesterol-controlling agents:

• Niacin — a B-vitamin (B-3) that lowers LDL (‘bad’) cholesterol and raises HDL (‘good’) cholesterol.
• Flavonoids and other polyphenols that improve HDL-to-LDL ratios.
• Guggul extract — lowers LDL levels and triglycerides.
• Beta-sitosterol and other phytosterols that block absorption of cholesterol from the digestive tract.
• Inositol Hexanicotinate — an effective cholesterol-lowering compound.
• Policosanol — a mixture of alcohols from sugar cane wax that regulate cholesterol as well as statin drugs do.

Each of the components of ChoLESSstat have shown substantial
cholesterol-improving properties in clinical trials, and some
of them outperformed the latest prescription drugs in both
efficacy and safety. Since their mechanisms of action differ from
one another, they are are able to work together synergistically
to achieve an even better cholesterol profile.

The suggested dose is two capsules per day.

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ChoLESStat is a mixture of six different kinds of cholesterol-controlling agents:

• Niacin — a B-vitamin (B-3) with a substantial history of use for preventing atherosclerosis. Studies have shown that niacin
  lowers LDL (‘bad’) cholesterol and is particularly good at raising HDL (‘good’) cholesterol.
  
• Flavonoids and other polyphenols (from citrus and olives) — shown in clinical trials to improve HDL-to-LDL cholesterol ratios
• Guggul extract — from resin of the Commiphora mukul tree. In clinical trials guggul extracts lowered LDL levels and triglycerides.
  
• Beta-sitosterol
  and other phytosterols — plant-derived steroidal substances with
  chemical structures similar to that of cholesterol. Phytosterols can
  block absorption of cholesterol from the digestive tract, thereby
  lowering their levels in the blood.
• Inositol Hexanicotinate — a good cholesterol-lowering compound used prior to the 1980s when it was eclipsed by more expensive
  treatments
  
• Policosanol
  — a mixture of alcohols from sugar cane wax that in clinical trials
  showed cholesterol-regulating properties comparable to statin drugs
  (such as Lipitor^®).
  

Each
of the components of ChoLESSstat have shown substantial
cholesterol-improving properties in clinical trials, and some of them
outperformed the latest prescription drugs in both efficacy and safety.
Since their mechanisms of action differ from one another, they are
expected to work together synergistically to achieve an even better
cholesterol profile.

The suggested dose is two capsules per day.