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Never going to happen because big pharma would be ruined financiallyI would like a study of those meds vs cardarine
Problem is, at least in the US, none of the Red yeast rice has it in there anymore.As red rice yeast contains monacolin K, which has the same chemical makeup as lovastatin (Mevacor) If i wanted a natural stain i would mostly be using things other then what was in that article,
Prob is they drum up all the Cardarine Cancer shit and scare people away, the studies on it were tanked on purpose when they say how effective it is, which was INCREDIBLY better than any statin! I literally cut everything in half with in including my sdLDL. Doc almost shit her pants when she saw my followup. If anybody considered it, I could post those labs.I would like a study of those meds vs cardarine
U can still buy it from overseas, i just did i got 3 bottles of ZENement ryr with coq10 included within it and 2.6 mlg of monacolin k…. Pretty affordable and each bottle has 540 tablets…. Excited to try it and see how my body reacts to itProblem is, at least in the US, none of the Red yeast rice has it in there anymore.
So what dosage do you take and if u have family cholesterol issues does it seem to work !?Prob is they drum up all the Cardarine Cancer shit and scare people away, the studies on it were tanked on purpose when they say how effective it is, which was INCREDIBLY better than any statin! I literally cut everything in half with in including my sdLDL. Doc almost shit her pants when she saw my followup. If anybody considered it, I could post those labs.
NOTHING touches Cardarine for unfucking cholesterol. Good for some energy/stamina fat burn as well.
10mg/daily is the standard and what I took, but next time around I'm gonna go for 5mg and see if that's enough. My parents have high cholesterol, but as far as I'm concerned that's their shit diet.So what dosage do you take and if u have family cholesterol issues does it seem to work !?
My info says something different. But the level is inconsistent. But never was standardized.Problem is, at least in the US, none of the Red yeast rice has it in there anymore.
Fine, but finding it in there doesn't change that it's not supposed to be in there, that's the problem. It can't be listed so you have no hope when buying it.My info says something different. But the level is inconsistent. But never was standardized.
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Researchers find wide range of monacolin K in red yeast rice supplements
Research published last month underscores the amount of lovastatin, or monacolin K, found in red yeast rice supplements varies widely among different brands.www.naturalproductsinsider.com
Where is the law saying it is not allowed in there? I have not seen that. The feds only questioned when the levels were as high as in a prescription drug from my understanding..Fine, but finding it in there doesn't change that it's not supposed to be in there, that's the problem. It can't be listed so you have no hope when buying it.
Where is the law saying it is not allowed in there? I have not seen that. The feds only questioned when the levels were as high as in a prescription drug from my understanding..
(Sorry, can't provide reference link, cuz I don't have enough posts. Look up "Red Yeast Rice" and "NIH". You can also try seaching on "new law red yeast rice" for more references.)In 1998, the FDA determined that a red yeast rice product that contained a substantial amount of monacolin K was an unapproved new drug, not a dietary supplement. On several occasions since then, the FDA has taken action against companies selling red yeast rice products that contain more than trace amounts of monacolin K, warning them that it is against the law to market these products as dietary supplements.
As i see products on Amazon saying that they contain monacolins the same chemical as lovastatin i would have to assume that it is not illegal as Amazon tends to pull such things if they are. My understanding that it is legal. The FDA seems to just want the levels of monacolins to be low so it can not compete with a pharmaceutical company.(Sorry, can't provide reference link, cuz I don't have enough posts. Look up "Red Yeast Rice" and "NIH". You can also try seaching on "new law red yeast rice" for more references.)
As I understand it: The FDA took action upon complaints from the drug manufacturers.
The FDA can't write laws, most of their restrictions are a result of opinions, just as when state Attorney Generals issue opinions, and they're treated exactly as laws even though they've never been passed as such. Look at what happened with Amazon and NAC for over a year! How many people to this day still somehow think that Ephedrine was "banned" in the US when no such thing ever happened, one specific form of it (Ma Huang) couldn't be put in supps anymore and that translated into an "Ephederine Ban". Luckily that was never the case.Where is the law saying it is not allowed in there? I have not seen that. The feds only questioned when the levels were as high as in a prescription drug from my understanding..
True i should have used the word rule or regulation not law. But breaking their rules can result in fines and/or jail time. As the FDA's stance on NAC does not seem to have takes effect till august of this year and i have not read the whole thing but seems to point to them choosing when and where to enforce it. Seems to mean that to sell it that companies just need to keep it lower profile. And no one wants to import large amounts of ephedrine as it could be in to big of a dose per serving and the FDA could change their guidelines in a moments notice and then companies would be left holding a lot of product that they couldn't legally sell like last time. What people say about things on the internet i don't quote unless i have read the info myself or know the source and trust them implicitly. While many quote things as truth especially if they see it posted repeatedly, but that is what sheep tend to to do is follow the flock, And i am not implying you are one of those.The FDA can't write laws, most of their restrictions are a result of opinions, just as when state Attorney Generals issue opinions, and they're treated exactly as laws even though they've never been passed as such. Look at what happened with Amazon and NAC for over a year! How many people to this day still somehow think that Ephedrine was "banned" in the US when no such thing ever happened, one specific form of it (Ma Huang) couldn't be put in supps anymore and that translated into an "Ephederine Ban". Luckily that was never the case.