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Will statins lower my house price?

al_leister

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northern Ireland
Type of diabetes
Type 2
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Tablets (oral)
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Greedy Humans.....greedy animals I don't mind. I do like meat and fish but choose not to eat it!
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Will statins raise ………………………?

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al_leister said:
Will statins lower ……………………. ?

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Depends on where you live..........?
And on how high the house price was to start with...........?
 
Some people find that, on statins, the idea of moving becomes less attractive
So, depends why you're interested in your house price.
Geoff
 
Will statins lower ……………………. My Muscle Mass?

Will statins raise ………………………My Blood sugar levels?
 
It depends on whether your HbA1c is index linked to HS2. Simples.
 
Only if a statins factory is built next door.
 
Well I reckon that it's just too big a risk to take. So I won't be taking the statins.
 
They'll lower your cholesterol but they are unlikely to lower your house price

Seriously @al_leister ?
 
Statins may stiffen your resolve muscles, making house moving harder and prices less flexible : )))
 
Bluetit1802 said:
But some Big Pharma "research" could well try to prove they could lower house prices. It wouldn't surprise me.
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Sorry but I don't buy into the Big Pharma conspiracy's @Bluetit1802 , but I get what your trying to say
 
Do we really want high house prices? Or low house prices? Or should they be allowed to find their own natural price levels without interference?
 
The uncertainty of it all...if there's no guarantee they can have an impact on house prices - that's just another reason not to bother with statins. I hear steroids don't do much for market value either.
 
Well I tink it's going to raise mine as I may have to get a bigger house with enough room to store all the unused statins that my doctor insists on prescribing for me.
 
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