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.
now there's drugs and development they're called antisense audio nucleotides they essentially work in the liver by turning off the Machinery that puts on that Corkscrew protein onto an LDL particle and so the numbers drop by like 95 so they showed that it can drop it to almost you know undetectable
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so these are molecules that disrupt protein synthesis so I can't remember exactly where they asked I think they act after the messenger RNA between messenger RNA and translational RNA but maybe they act between DNA and messenger RNA I should know this I'm sure there's like so that's a very well known obvious fact that I'm just forgetting but the point is they disrupt the synthesis of a PO a which is occurring in the liver
these drugs have have been shown to have safety and efficacy so they have concluded phase one and phase two trials and they are slowly enrolling in Phase three trials
effective anti-sense aligote nucleotide and it says around 70% to up to 99% so could potentially wipe out probably wipe out LP little oh yeah I know I even somebody who's got an LP little a of 200 can be normalized