Do Cholesterol Drugs Do Any Good?

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[Johnwen]

From our studies of V-C we find that Dr. Pauling said, "That Lp(a) is what starts the cascade of events that lead to plaque build up!" We have seen many times that the use of his therapy has proven that it does in fact stop this process. However the question is why does the big pharma and medical society scorn his theory? I believe I have found the answer and simply put stains don't work on LP(a). So to keep the sales of these poisons up they must discredit his theory or at best ignore it while millions of people continue to die in the name of BIG PHARMA PROFITS!!!
Here's the part of the National Cholesterol Guidelines that covers this. I will post the complete link at the end of this post this quote is on page II-21 article 3. It's 284 pages long!!

Serum Lp(a) is relatively resistant to therapeutic lowering.
Statin drugs are ineffective. Among currently available
drugs, only nicotinic acid reduces Lp(a) concentrations,
and only moderately.283,284 In postmenopausal
women, estrogen therapy also causes some reduction
in Lp(a) concentrations.285 Although these therapies
typically lower elevated Lp(a) levels, they have not
been widely adopted. At present no clinical trial
evidence supports a benefit from lowering Lp(a) levels
with particular agents.

http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/guidelines/cholesterol/atp3full.pdf