German trying to use PT to lower Lp(a) without success

[Frodo]

[ofonorow]

Synopsis? Abstract? Sounds interesting, and now that I've almost finished THYROID HEALING by Anthony William, I think I understand what the problem really is - and the best way to defeat so-called "thyroid issues" too.

[Frodo]

[Frodo]

I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thanks for your help, your advice and your interest.

[Frodo]

[Frodo]

Sorry, I forgot. The title of the book: Jimmy Blue und der Lauf um mein Leben (Jimmy Blue and the run for my life) by Hansen Diel. EBook Kindle/Amazon. Look at post 286.

[Frodo]

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[johnjackson]

Filer it out, maybe?

ipoprotein(a)-apheresis in the light of new drug developments.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29096859

[DiverDown2]

I also have very high lp(a)
July 2018 = 224 nmol/l
September 2018 = 196 nmol/l
November 2018 = 175 nmol/l
January 2020 = 214
Cannot find what was bringing it down, but now back up. I have been on 18 G. C, 9 G. L-Lysine, and 2 G. Proline + 1200mg. Magnesium and Unique-E,
300mg. Ubiquinol. Thyroid labs good, Hormones good, on TRT.
Is Antisense oligonucleotide available for a doctor to order?

[ofonorow]

I wish we could trust today's Lp(a) tests. In my experience, proline was the key factor that lowered Lp(a). In any event, Lp(a) binding inhibitors, e.g. C, lysine and proline should protect against genetically high levels.

[Frodo]

[Frodo]

[DiverDown2]

I was well hydrated, I always drinks lots of water, especially on labs days.
I am counting on LP(a) binding inhibitors to protect me, I really hope it does. One Heart Attack is enough for me.

[DiverDown2]

How much Proline can you safely take ?
I take 2 Grams daily in 6 divided doses.