Dragan Atanasov
New member
- Joined
- Sep 23, 2019
- Messages
- 1
- Reason
- PALS
- Diagnosis
- 07/2019
- Country
- UK
- State
- LO
- City
- London
In last 15 years I always had high cholesterol levels, especially bad cholesterol LDL, but recently when I had fast progression I notice that my cholesterol levels have dropped down, I do blood test every week.
Quickly I managed to raise my cholesterol levels again and my progression stopped. This intrigued me to contact leading neurologist from Massachusetts hospital in Boston and team leader of neurologists in Australia.
In Boston they also noticed that patients with higher cholesterol levels live approximately 50% more than patients with low cholesterol levels, however until today there isn't any clinical trial that can support this and one needs to be done.
in Australia they told me that they did research regarding metabolism and they find out that patients with slower metabolism also get slower progression. Now I will try to slow my metabolism to see results, if you want you can read about this research here
Quickly I managed to raise my cholesterol levels again and my progression stopped. This intrigued me to contact leading neurologist from Massachusetts hospital in Boston and team leader of neurologists in Australia.
In Boston they also noticed that patients with higher cholesterol levels live approximately 50% more than patients with low cholesterol levels, however until today there isn't any clinical trial that can support this and one needs to be done.
in Australia they told me that they did research regarding metabolism and they find out that patients with slower metabolism also get slower progression. Now I will try to slow my metabolism to see results, if you want you can read about this research here
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