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Is there a substitute for the drug Zetia?
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asked Aug 30 at 08:01AM in Cardiology/Heart Disease
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answered Sep 04 at 02:24PMThere is only one Zetia, however, there is a plethora of ways to lower lipids.
One non-pharmacological way would be to use the product: Re*Claim
(go to http://www.fittfactorseven.com). There are clinical trials to support its ability to lower cholesterol, triglycerides and improve glycemic controll. The most recent trial is attached.
Good Luck-
Gerry -- the link did not seem to work. I am interested in Re*Claim but could not find it. I am considering putting my kids on Zetia.Chris Hempel commented Dec 28 at 10:47PM
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