I forwarded your comment onto Dr Sam and he said that was great news. He also said, “I just feel really badly about people and having to deal with these horrible situations. But, the poison will leave soon and they’ll feel good again in about a week or two…”

I really look forward to hearing your results.

I am like Dr Sam, I hate seeing people have to deal with the side effects, such as those you have mentioned.

Plus, you sound like you are doing everything right with your diet and lifestyle, so I see positive results ahead!

I immediately went to measure my blood pressure and it was registering 130/80 at a pulse of 103bpm. I sat there and tried to relax by breathing deeply and my bp dropped to 117/75 and my pulse dropped to about 85 bpm which is about regular. It’s hard to find good doctors here and so I will be back in the States in June and find a good one and obtain a full physical to find out what state my body is in.

More importantly, I had my friend order 3 bottles of Choleslo and send them to me so that I can try this magic natural formula. I hope it works because I don’t want to get back on statins. Just to hold me over, I was going to take the pills only two days a week. If Choleslo does it’s job, of course I will completely come off of the statins. I will do a lipids count before I start and after 30 days, I will notify you and Dr. Sam of my (hopeful) great results.

Tim

Firstly, I can not give you medical advice. I am not legally able to do this, nor am I a doctor. I did however contact Dr Sam Robbins and showed him your comment. He too cannot give you advice, but I have taken the liberty to provide you with his answer he wrote back to me.

You may still be interested to hear what he had to say.

“Well…I nor you could give any real advice since we don’t know the person’s medical history. But, OBVIOUSLY the statin drugs aren’t good for this person’s body. They have all the negative side-effects. GET OFF. It’s your body telling you that it’s being poisoned.

That’s all anyone can do or say in a situation like this.“

The doctor pointed out to me that I may need to start taking diabetes medication (galvus-metformine 50mg/500mg) on the next visit if the blood sugar does not come down. I saw the doctor last week on the 20th and my cholesterol was back up at 259, my blood sugar was at 119 and my b.p. range was between 110-140 systolic over 70-95 diastolic. He put me back on Crestor 20mg and started me on the galvus-meformine treatment and I have been continuing with the zestril 10mg daily.

I have been eating right and eating less. I have not been feeling right throughout the past 2 weeks. I get this lump in the throat sensation everytime I take the galvus and the crestor at different times. With the crestor it is worst. I talked to the doctor and he wants me to switch to lipitor which I did and still the same sensation, fatigued and I’m trying to workout but my muscles ache just on simple push ups. I don’t have appetite and nor sexual drive.

I am 145 lb., 5’3″ and don’t think I am over weight. I used to be 165 lbs, before mid-January. I believe I am eating right, I decreased my rice consumption to a cup a day. Staying away from eggs, fried food. Using olive oil, eating things bland.

I’m not sure, how the cholesterol jumped back up in a month? Can the above normal blood-sugar cause rise in cholesterol?

Is there any advise you can give me? I have a friend that can order choleslo and then ship it out to me in Ghana. Please offer me any kind of advise to feel my normal self again.

Thanks,
Tim

I sent your question to the manufacturers of CholesLo, HFL Solutions.

I received an answer from Dr. Sam Robbins. Here is his response to your question.

No, there are no negative effects taking both Lipitor and CholesLo together.
However, there’s no need to take both – why would you want to do that?

Warmest Regards
Sam

I thanked Dr Sam Robbins for answering the question as I am not a medical person who can give advice and he replied…

Granted, none of us can give any medical advice legally…
but, we can give “suggestions”. Thank you for your email and please let me know if I or anyone of my team can help assist you.

I think you may find this very interesting…and you may want to re-check with your cardiologist to find out ‘exactly’ what it is you are allergic to, it may in fact be the ‘citrinin’ in the red rice yeast, which has been removed in CholesLo.

I am also not sure what website you read your information on, but this is taken word for word off the official website.

Red Yeast Rice (2.5% Extract – Monascus purpurea)

NEVER take any red yeast rice extract (by itself or combined with other ingredients) at a high dosage extract (2.5% is the highest and most expensive – and that’s what we use in CholesLo) and you HAVE to make sure the toxic by-product “citrinin” has been REMOVED!

I hope that has helped you to perhaps dig a little deeper into your allergy. You may be able to take CholesLo after all, if your allergy is in fact the citrinin found in many statins.

My answer is no I have never received one in the two years I have been recommending this natural supplement. I have on the other hand received many thank you emails. Happy customers have contacted me through my contact page, although it would have been better if they had left their testimonials here for me to publish.

Maybe writing this, will help encourage that. So because I have received only positive reviews, I will continue to promote a supplement and company that delivers what it promises.