Bill Sardi - Gene-Altering Drug May Reduce Risk Factor for Heart Attack but Not Save Lives
Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2023 2:28 pm
https://knowledgeofhealth.com/forgotten-vitamin-c/
Is anyone on the new Lp(a) lowering drugs and can they tell us about them?
This comprehensive article on new Lp(a) drugs by the late Bill Sardi covers a drug Olpasiran (formerly AMG 890).
Some of our customers are reporting that their Lp(a) is very "high" - usually over 200 nmol/l, yet all the other measurements are consistent with a good cardiac picture.
Are any readers on these new Lp(a) lowering "drugs?" They might be injections, and they might be once per month, and they may cost over $10,000.
I was happy to hear that they are being prescribed, because it means that pharmaceutical reps are finally educating cardiologist on Lp(a) and its role at the root of cardiovascular disease.
I love several aspects of Bill's article, although it seems quite copy protected...
Referring to the table "Dynamic Factors that Influence Liporpoteia(a)"
Is anyone on the new Lp(a) lowering drugs and can they tell us about them?
This comprehensive article on new Lp(a) drugs by the late Bill Sardi covers a drug Olpasiran (formerly AMG 890).
Some of our customers are reporting that their Lp(a) is very "high" - usually over 200 nmol/l, yet all the other measurements are consistent with a good cardiac picture.
Are any readers on these new Lp(a) lowering "drugs?" They might be injections, and they might be once per month, and they may cost over $10,000.
I was happy to hear that they are being prescribed, because it means that pharmaceutical reps are finally educating cardiologist on Lp(a) and its role at the root of cardiovascular disease.
I love several aspects of Bill's article, although it seems quite copy protected...
No drug will replace vitamin C
Referring to the table "Dynamic Factors that Influence Liporpoteia(a)"