My cholesterol was so high in Sept 2023 (7.0 when recommended max is 5.2mmol/L) that I was sent for other tests before we talked statins. It was discovered that I am genetically pre-disposed to high cholesterol (Serum Lipoprotein (a) sits at 177nmol/L when it should not be above 125) and my Agatston Calcium Score (calcification of blood vessels) was zero. So no statins required but bring down that LDL from 4.5 if you can remained the advice.
My cholesterol score dropped from 7.0 in 2023 to 6.4 in 2025 with just dietary changes. Mostly reducing saturated fats and removing trans fats from my diet. That's down 0.6 in 2 years.
Then my score this year (2026) has dropped to 5.3. That's down an additional 1.1 in just a year. In that my LDL is now 3.4 and doesn't show up as red anymore. All great news and I'm very happy.
But what did that?
In the last year I have been drinking tomato juice every day. I started eating oats daily. I also started taking Co-enzyme Q supplements and doubling my Vit C powder supplement in my morning drink. Finally, three months ago, I started your Cholesterol Lowering Blend (I add it to my morning oats mix).
So its so hard to say which of these changes over the last year worked the wonder of really reducing my LDL and overall cholesterol readings. But something definitely did, and did it much more effectively than just dietary changes in the previous 2 years. I'm calling all of them on my 'Dream Team'. Thank you.
I’m on my second one noticed a big change with my blood test due to my cholesterol so happy for this product that I did have to go on the tablets. Thank you so much.