The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
There's one called the PCSK9 inhibitor, which is, I think fortnightly, every two weeks injection, that blocks the release of LDL from the liver. And then that seems to be great for lowering cholesterol, but also has other benefits that might be prolongevity.
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so I take one of these drugs I've been taking one of these drugs for I don't I probably started in 2015 so it's an injectable drug I take it every two weeks and it's a called a pcsk9 inhibitor so the drug blocks the protein and therefore gives me more LDL receptors Yanks more apob out of circulation
Humans with high levels of LDL may be treated with weekly PCSK9 inhibitor injections.