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

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Been taking C, Lysine and Proline over 2 years.
No I never knew about the problems with LP-a until I found this site, that is when I started testing. And after the Heart Attack I was focused on making sure my PT was maximum, and exercising.

[Frodo]

I found it on Daily Mail Online:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... sease.html
My comment: The unscrupulous business with disease comes to an end. Statin drugs belong in the Medical Museum.

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[Lunes Payling]

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Restore damage to the cardiovascular system
An interesting study: https://www..sciencedaily.com/releases/ ... 4PoHtCQaE4

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[ofonorow]

Lunes Payling
Are you yourself affected by elevated lp(a) or your child or grandchild? Have you ever tried to lower high lp(a)? If your child or grandchild is affected, what will you do? There is no effective drug against lp(a) in pharma medicine. None. To the chagrin of big pharma. The only possibility is apheresis.

There may be a language/communication issue. You seemed to argue that Dr. Hickey doesn't believe that elevated Lp(a) is a "disease." Although I had never heard that, I simply pointed out that there is a small class of children born with very high Lp(a) who suffer cardiovascular disease at a very early age.

I know of these children because their doctors would call me looking for answers. And the answer is Lp(a) binding inhibitors - Pauling and Rath's vitamin C and lysine (and proline).

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[ofonorow]

Well Hickey is human

I don't know whether there are studies, but these children with hyper-lp(a) exist. (Apparently they don't live too long.)

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The particularly important values lysine, arginine, citrulline, taurine, tryptophan are all in the highest range. The total protein is far too low (6,3 g/l, ref. 5,7 to 8,2; German average 7,65)

I don't understand. Proteins are composed of amino acids, and you would think that with proper digestion, the only protein in the blood would be amino acids.