Re: Statins and side effects......

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If you recall a study that shows statin neurotoxic nerve damage to
both
brain and peripheral nerves that resolved quickly, then produce it
-
regardless of whom you claim may have posted it.

You can't because it does not exist. Just another empty claim as
you
nip
at
heels with ad hominem attacks and never ever offer anything
constructive.


Why would I bother to go to all the trouble to find those studies,
studies
which YOU originally posted, when you've now gone and changed the
criteria?

You said:

"For the record, the disabling and debilitating serious adverse
effects of statins can take far longer to recover from, and can do
more
damage than,some heart attacks."

I was responding to that claim. Not the new claim you are NOW
making.
It's
hard keeping up with all the twists and turns and misdirection you
make
in
order to justify your statements. It's bizarre and maddening
behavior.

L.



I did find one of the studies.

http://tinyurl.com/99epe

As one can see from the that thread, not much has changed in the way
Sharon makes 2 and 2 equal 5.

L.


Sorry: Just scroll to the top of that thread for the study.

L.

"They reported no myalgias, exercise-induced aches, or weakness. "

This is the opposite - statin AEs caught by a savvy doctor BEFORE the
patients noticed them. No statin Neurological damage, no statin Brain
damage. 3-12 month duration of statins, removal immediately, followup
for
a few months.

Not the same.

Excellent example of what every doctor should be doing for his patients
when
prescribing statins.

The degree of statin AEs vs those posted, however, is drastically
different.
No statin mitochondrial damage identified on biopsy, no peripheral
neuropathy identified, no cognitive damage identified, no memory loss,
no
amnesia, no aphasia, no chronic debilitating pain, no chronic weakness.

How wonderful for the folks in that study, the more severe damage was
prevented by the savvy doctor.



Thank god for savvy doctors, huh?

Are you saying that standing up with difficulty and walking with
bilateral hip drop and imbalance on turns is not a serious adverse effect
of medication? What kind of person *are* you? How dare you make light of
these peoples disabilities.

You're a chronic cherry picker and your posts are incredibly underhanded,
misleading and overreaching.

L.
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