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Politics : The Donald Trump Presidency -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (59154)	11/23/2024 7:13:16 AM
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Though too much of anything is not good, attempting to reduce them below normal levels chemically could be potentially worse. Normal cholesterol level is a necessity. Cholesterol makes serotonin, testosterone, estrogen and other functions. Cholesterol is made in the liver, logically reducing cholesterol will disrupt normal liver function which then leads to inflammation issues with both liver and pancreas. Reducing cholesterol chemically is likely the top reasons why Alzheimer's has gone up. Congress never had a health committee; DOGE will make sure of it. The motives in the health care industry must change. It will begin with accountability. Listen to this. Amazing testimony by dr. Marty Makary: "I'm trained in gastrointestinal surgery. My group at Johns Hopkins does more pancreatic cancer surgery than any hospital in the United States. But at no point in the last 20 years has anyone stopped to ask, why has pancreatic cancer… pic.twitter.com/GKHRdZDEzu — Camus (@newstart_2024) November 23, 2024