(Thanks, P. :)

Reader P. writes:

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Re: NatNews: 'The great cholesterol con finall....

The material that causes hardening of the arteries is oxidized cholesterol. Antioxidants are a good way to prevent oxidized cholesterol.

My cholesterol level normally runs at about 390, which puts me in the 1% club for having the highest total serum cholesterol. Daily I take 6000IU Vitamin D3 (including that which I get from two multivitamin tablets), 1.2 grams Liposomal Vitamin C and 1 mg Folic Acid. Twice weekly I take 1 mg B12.

My brother who has had the most heart problems takes 80 mg Lipitor daily; another brother has had a heart attack and another brother a quintuple bypass. My father had angina for the last 35 years of his life and died of kidney failure at 93. We get the high cholesterol from my mother's side and 6 of her brothers died of cardiovascular disease. She had a triple bypass at 73 and died of an aortic aneurysm at 83.

Answers Of An Alien From Andromeda, which I believe to be authentic, tells us to never attempt to reduce cholesterol because it is so vital to many body processes.

PS - when I discovered and started to take Liposomal Vitamin C, 4 years ago, I was astounded by my increase in energy, stamina and body strength. This mechanism literally carries Vitamin C to the inside of every cell in the body. I was blown away by the impact and this is even more surprising since I had been taking 2 grams conventional oral Vitamin C for 14 years prior, with none of the effect of Liposomal.

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