Paul Saladino· MD
we have a really negative effect of statins over time that a lot of people are not using whether that's myopathy whether that's diabetes whether that's cancer whether that's infection
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we have a really negative effect of statins over time that a lot of people are not using whether that's myopathy whether that's diabetes whether that's cancer whether that's infection
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the side effects of stattin are really a big one and basically we see myopathy cognitive dysfunction hepatotoxicity and diabetes and then possibly with the myopathy if it gets to certain point it can cause issues with the kidney
Long term con concerns for statins diabetes cancer cognitive dysfunction myopathy inhibition of heem synthesis which is needed for cytochrome C so basically disruption of mitochondrial function inhibition of co-enzyme Q synthesis disruption of mitochondrial function impaired production of selenol proteins disruption of antioxid Defense fenses and thyroid function inhibi of vitamin K2 synthesis worsening a vascular calcification