when to add in ezetimibe?

Do you think someone is completely immune to plaque accural if their LDL remains below 50 or so? Could I start smoking and using anadrol daily if my LDL stayed under 40?

Plaque buildup would continue if LDL was 0 and you smoked and used anadrol daily.

Cigarettes and anadrol have the ability to teleport the building blocks of plaque into the body from an alternate universe.
 
On a side note, I am going to try switching my 5mg rov to 2mg pita. Even if it is a micro fraction better for sides why not. Especially since it is now generic and my insurance will pay for it. Got some coming from PCT and if it all goes well, I'll ask my dr. to switch me. LDL is now at 20 which is obviously very good so I can afford to experiment a bit. I got one 1 free month supply of reta, but I doubt my doctor could get more approved with my current numbers.
 
Do you think someone is completely immune to plaque accural if their LDL remains below 50 or so? Could I start smoking and using anadrol daily if my LDL stayed under 40?
Well, there are people who have so genetically low LDL that they rarely get heart disease even with poor lifestyle choices. That being said, why would you want to intentionally push it? Especially with the smoking on top of the anadrol?

The BP meds, statins, etc are there for harm reduction. However that doesn't mean we want to test their limits for no good reason.
 
Well, there are people who have so genetically low LDL that they rarely get heart disease even with poor lifestyle choices. That being said, why would you want to intentionally push it? Especially with the smoking on top of the anadrol?

The BP meds, statins, etc are there for harm reduction. However that doesn't mean we want to test their limits for no good reason.

The answer is that while plaque buildup will still likely stop when LDL is under 40, smoking and using oral AAS, cardiovascular risk rises for other reasons, Smoking narrows arteries, both damage the endothelial layer and cause severe inflammation, which destabilizes the plaque that's already there so pieces break off causing blockages.
 
Well, there are people who have so genetically low LDL that they rarely get heart disease even with poor lifestyle choices. That being said, why would you want to intentionally push it? Especially with the smoking on top of the anadrol?

The BP meds, statins, etc are there for harm reduction. However that doesn't mean we want to test their limits for no good reason.
Bro, just a hypothetical question
 
Bro, just a hypothetical question

One benefit from a really powerful lipid lowering stack like those we're talking about, is that there's so much APO-b clearing capacity in reserve, you can eat significantly more "bad for your cholesterol" foods that are pretty healthy except for the bad effect on lipids, with only a very small, or no impact on your numbers.

Egg yolks, red meat, liver, shellfish, nuts, cheese, etc.
 

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