nutjobs ifthey have their way they will put infants on statins their bunch of drug pushers dont trust them this is all about money

I think this is a great video but most of it has gone over my head. I suffer from Familial Hypercholesterolaemia, I'm male, 61 years old. I take 40mg Atorvastatin and 10mg Ezetemibe daily. My last readings were Total Cholesterol 5.5, HDL 1.26 non HDL 4.2. My cholesterol clinic have asked me if I would like to go on Inclisiran but I don't know what to do. I have an issue with RNA vaccines since the Covid Vaccine harms and I'm really not that confident there won't be any long term effect from taking Inclisiran. Initiall before I went on meds in my teens my total Cholesterol was 11.8. Should I keep taking the pills or try this vaccine? Many thanks.

Excellent seminar…is gratifying to see the RNAi drug Inclisiran having a real- world impact. Hopefully the word will get out, and the uptake will be even better. It is also positive for cardiovascular disease prevention/ treatment that RNAi drugs for both LPa and high TGs are currently in the clinic and if they are eventually authorized, CV patients with these problems may have treatment options in the future.

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_good job_

If only eating disorder waiting lists weren’t 12 months long…..

This didn't do a very good job of communicating the importance of early diagnosis. Perhaps mentioning the ways in which a child and the people in their lives quality of life improved (instead of just saying it had) would be a good way to express to people the importance. I was looking to use this as a reference in a low level paper I was doing but the entirety of the video was too muddled and lacking in concrete information beyond a very limited scope of immediate benefit. The benefits of early diagnosis and treatment are extremely important in the scope of long term benefits in adolescence and adulthood.

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my alivecor shows" no signal" as it has in the past, but then gets a signal and works..but only once in threemonths now.