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To: Biomaven who wrote (4406)8/3/2001 4:13:35 PM
From: jayhawk969  Respond to of 52153
 
Yeah, wait till we find out that there are stemcells in the cholesterol. <g>



To: Biomaven who wrote (4406)8/5/2001 7:04:07 AM
From: robert miller  Respond to of 52153
 
Peter.

The study really does not mean very much without a breakdown. I have been on Niaspan for over 4 years. Total cholesterol has only decreased by about 25%. But, My last few reports show HDL and LDL approximately equal anound the 60-70 area. Some of the reports show HDL greater than LDL.

bob



To: Biomaven who wrote (4406)8/6/2001 2:38:32 AM
From: BulbaMan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52153
 
Peter: I imagine you've already seen the Gary Taubes piece on cholesterol, dietary fat and health in the March 30 issue of Science. But, in case you haven't, the link below will take you to this gem of science reporting (unfortunately, the link doesn't include the sidebars to the article). Also below is a link to a review of the piece which I enjoyed.

people.bu.edu
nypress.com


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