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Any experience with Nexletol or Nexlezet?

Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: 10 hours ago | Replies (20)

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@jlharsh

Oh, I definitely understand your fear. Has your cardiologist told you why a target of 70 instead of 100? It may be worth another discussion understand why. Also, ask them how this drug works differently than other cholesterol drugs and if there’s a way to tip your toe in the water a bit to try it. I tried it some time ago and quit after 4 days. I tried again later and was ok taking 1/2 tablet.

I did a search and found an article with this summarized:
‘Why the focus on 70 mg/dL? "Studies have shown that when LDL falls below this number, plaques in arteries get smaller and they stabilize, which lowers the risk for heart attacks and stroke," says Dr. Cannon.’
https://www.health.harvard.edu/heart-health/how-low-should-ldl-cholesterol-go#:~:text=Why%20the%20focus%20on%2070,Cannon.

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Thanks for pointing me to that article. I had not seen that.

I do know how nexletol works differently than statins and praluent. My experience with praluent was the worst, and it took 10 weeks to recover. Praluent can stay in your system for 100 days. Nexletol has a much shorter half life. I am going to give it a go. It’s been so nice not having side effects that I wanted to experience it for a while before diving back in. In fact I just started today.

Thanks again for your reply, very helpful.