Peter Attia· MD
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PCSK9 inhibitors are among the most effective drug classes for lowering high levels of LDL and reducing risk of ASCVD.
um and highly effective in insanely safe zero side effects um cheaper than when they came out uh so they were approved in 2015 um and we have long-term data with the mat people walking around with a natural mutation right just just amazing yeah exactly we have the natural experiment we have all of the data from the drugs um and these these drugs have been tested in really good trials and they've gone head-to-head with every drug and they always win and there's no side effects
the PCS K9 inhibitor y um and highly effective in insanely safe zero side effects