Lipitor

[@aminozuur]

Pure genius. The most underrated and underdiscovered channel on KZbin.

[@kenkannon5630]

I like deep learning about any prescription i am taking....Thank you

[@bride8305]

(HUG) You are a blessing from heaven Dr. Ken thank you so much for all you do!

[@arniedayao9471]

it is so great that we have you in youtube Dr Ken , nothin ' ever did as clever as you do .. thank u for d selection of imformations , those r so helpful

[@Meeshrick]

Dr Ken passed away a year and a half ago sadly

[@tamaraspillis612]

What a dear man and caring Dr.. condolences to family and friends. 😢😪

[@suziew5447]

Thank you so much for this video. Information I wish everyone taking all these prescription drugs would educate themselves about before starting them. I appreciate your knowledge and information so much!!! Thank you.

[@roygarza916]

Suzie, I've been telling my pastors for several years now that the opiate epidemic is just the tip of the iceberg. Soon everyone is going to find out that all of these medications have been reformed and made addictive by big pharma so that people keep coming back.

[@matiastasbille1]

@@roygarza916 how is Lipitor addictive?

[@robinsattahip2376]

Statins are the only time I ever politely said no to my doctor. I'm not overweight, don't smoke or drink and live in Asia and eat an Asian diet. The nearest Mcdonald's is 35 miles away.

[@EmilyTienne]

Thank you Dr Landow!

[@yaraviera4444]

I'm 42..I was just prescribed this..yez I do experience really bad head pain..also varicose vains. An I'm trying to exercise. I don't smoke or drink never did. But in my family they do have a history of diabetes heart disease sleep apnea

[@giacintolauretani9621]

You are absolutely fantastic awesome great unique amazing fabulous wonderful

[@zephyrlibs]

Can you link the studies as well? and lawsuit related links if any, as well? Thx

[@John-es7zn]

I've been on 80mg antorvastatin everyday for 2 years following a triple heart bypass. I was 45 at the time

[@reneethomas5548]

Thank you Dr.

[@ahmedahm1]

10:00 over-estimating the CV risk in the calculator

[@hendrikritsema3018]

Cholesterol is in your entire circulatory system. Why is there clogging of the ARTERIES close to the heart and not in the veins or capillaries in your nose, ear or knee? This is because the pumping of the heart can cause hairline cracks. Blood pressure is highest in this area. These hairline cracks are repaired by a sticky substance LP(a), to prevent from getting worse. Why don't animals have cardiovascular disease? Almost all animals produce large amounts of vitamin C in their liver. On average 35 mg/kg body weight. So we have to take at least about 3000 mg of vitamin C ourselves because humans cannot make vitamin C. You get strong collagen tissue, strong connective tissue, strong arteries. Hairline cracks no longer form and arterial plaque is removed and burned in the liver. Repair with cholesterol is therefore a consequence of a deficiency of vitamin C. So do not take statins, but vitamin C in a high dose: at least 3 grams, better: 6 to 10 grams Source: Cardiovascular disease and vitamin C (Dr. Rath Foundation)

[@samgreeneggs8101]

Thank you for sharing this really interesting information. Where can I learn more about this? I am being pushed to take statins and im not happy with the idea.

[@johannesvanhoek9080]

Ask your doctor to do an advanced lipid test, to determine whether the particles of LDL are small, which do damage, or the particles are buoyant, which basically just float through your bloodstream, and do no damage at all !

[@tamaraspillis612]

Also Dr. Thomas Levy book Curing the Incurable, chapter 4😊

[@michaellevinkron2073]

I was convinced by this interesting lecture that lowering LDL has no positive value in form of extended life expectancy, so why the speaker keeps taking Statins??

[@kennethmoore3783]

After a year, the researchers found that 90% of the symptoms people recorded when taking statins were also present when they took the placebo. Once the group was shown these results and saw their nocebo response, half felt confident to restart statins and were able to tolerate them.

[@bobahleem3647]

testosterone with Lipitor is it a bad combination

[@DubblG1]

Hi Bob, why is that? I am on both.

[@bernardcohen3245]

easy to say what you are saying but my father and his 3 brothers all died from heart disease in their 60s. Im 65 been on stains for 20 years and my check ups and calcium scores are perfect . My diet isnt that good eat meat and all kinds of junk no better than my dad. Sorry dr you might be sending wrong message

[@John-es7zn]

Agree,I've been taking 80mg of antorvastatin for 2 years now everyday since my heart bypass and now I'm hearing all this bad stuff about statins

[@bernardcohen3245]

@@John-es7zn it’s algorithms. Be careful what you click on Once you click on info on statins or colon cancer ect ect. You will be hounded with all likewise nonsense info don’t fall into the trap

[@grahammcneil7194]

Very good. statins a con.

[@itsm3th3b33]

Isn't this guy a dermatologist by training? How's it that he knows so much about cardiology? Seemingly even more than the "expert" cardiologists.

[@zephyrlibs]

Just the way Dr. John Campbell knows a lot about Covid-19

[@itsm3th3b33]

Wytchfinde I don’t disagree with what you said but it doesn’t answer my question and it has nothing to do with what I said.

[@itsm3th3b33]

Wytchfinde Well, I am pretty sure that cardiology isn’t your area of expertise either. Do you think you can give a talk to the level of detail that he went into, talking as fluently as he did, without reading from a script? Maybe with a lot of rehearsing, you could deliver like an actor delivers his lines. But he seems beyond the level of an actor.

[@itsm3th3b33]

Wytchfinde “Extremely damaging” is your statement. Probably you got that idea from watching KZbin videos. Yes, I’ve watched those videos too. I’m not arguing that point. But realize that the vast majority of the medical doctors out there follow the official position of entities such as AMA, ACC, AHA, etc, none of which has stated that statins are bad. Sadly we are really on our own. But that’s a different topic.

[@atikadawray5525]

Well he is open minded and willing to think outside the box....the fact that he is putting it out in the open ..you can be sure he is sure of his facts,,...thats what make great leaders

[@dipakdey4806]

Sir, Kindly advise some way to reduce my Lipoprotein (a), which is now 39.6 mg/dl

[@buckshot4428]

Why not eat better and get some exercise and sunshine?

[@jjohnston6645]

10 mg damaged my muscles, had body pain, stop my sex life, I had to get off it, all when back to normal when I got off them.

[@empathicwarriorlissy3716]

How long did you take them for. I've been taking them from 11/3/2022 today is my second day I stopped. I have muscle pain on my left arm biceps muscle cramping intolerable

[@jjohnston6645]

@@empathicwarriorlissy3716 6 months, muscle pain started in 3 weeks and didn't know it was the lipitor at the time

[@mariannaginter678]

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[@bernarddover1442]

Brilliant