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<blockquote data-quote="MrsA2" data-source="post: 2714355" data-attributes="member: 521715"><p>I'm doing a lot of research on this. At the moment my understating is they may lengthen my life by 3 days. They may work on one of the symptoms of high ldl cholesterol, but high ldl cholesterol may not be the killer its painted to be. I think currently there are several pieces of the jigsaw missing and I personally dont want to be on medications for 30+ years, especially where the long term effects of those medicines have not been fully tested. Imho the drugs industry and medical profession have jumped too soon onto a cheap and easy bandwagon that is yet to be fully proven.</p><p>As I said, I'm still researching and won't be rushing to jump either way.</p><p>I'm in remission, of normal weight , no blood pressure issues, no other markers for heart disease, no family history .</p><p>I've only been prescribed them because of my age and my t2. No one has looked at the fuller individual picture of me. I just ticked 2 boxes. Is that enough reason to be prescribed lifelong drugs? I think not.</p><p>Just my humble opinion</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrsA2, post: 2714355, member: 521715"] I'm doing a lot of research on this. At the moment my understating is they may lengthen my life by 3 days. They may work on one of the symptoms of high ldl cholesterol, but high ldl cholesterol may not be the killer its painted to be. I think currently there are several pieces of the jigsaw missing and I personally dont want to be on medications for 30+ years, especially where the long term effects of those medicines have not been fully tested. Imho the drugs industry and medical profession have jumped too soon onto a cheap and easy bandwagon that is yet to be fully proven. As I said, I'm still researching and won't be rushing to jump either way. I'm in remission, of normal weight , no blood pressure issues, no other markers for heart disease, no family history . I've only been prescribed them because of my age and my t2. No one has looked at the fuller individual picture of me. I just ticked 2 boxes. Is that enough reason to be prescribed lifelong drugs? I think not. Just my humble opinion [/QUOTE]
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