Nov 29, 20232 min read

"Surprising" Fact About Cholesterol - 4A

Solutions to low cholesterol

Since cholesterol has antibiotic properties but is a natural substances, augmenting its levels in people with low TC is probably very important.

Here are some solutions...

Liver
Brain (did I lose you?)
Eggs

and for the finicky..

https://www.nbnus.net/products/344-sonic-cholesterol-120-caps/

New Beginnings Nutritionals has a unique product called Sonic Cholesterol - a pure and potent nutritional supplement designed to support healthy cholesterol levels. Cholesterol deficiency is associated with:

cancer,
violent behavior,
aggression,
anxiety,
depression,
bipolar disorder,
suicide,
strokes,
autism,
cataracts and
increased susceptibility to gastrointestinal infections.

Sonic Cholesterol is an ideal supplement solution for children and adults who have both low to low normal cholesterol levels along with a strong dislike for - or allergy to - eggs.

Each capsule contians 250 mg of cholesterol
Each 250 mg dose provides the same amount of cholesterol as one jumbo egg
Carefully extracted from raw sheep wool
Third-party tested and shows undetectable levels of heavy metals and other toxic chemicals
Available only to those under the care of a healthcare practitioner

Suggested Dosage:

For very low cholesterol values (<100 mg/dl or ,2.59 mmol/L): Dose 4-6 capsules (1000 - 1500 mg) per day in divided doses with meals.

For moderately low cholesterol values (100 to 130 mg/dl or 2.59 to 3.36 mmol/L): Dose 3-4 capsules (750-1000 mg) per day in divided doses with meals.

For low normal cholesterol values (130 to 160 mg/dl or 3.36 to 4.14 mmol/L): Dose 2 capsule per day (500 mg) in divided doses with meals.

Testing: Monthly cholesterol testing is strongly recommended for a time to monitor and adjust cholesterol dosing until blood levels are stabilized.

Original Blog Repeated....

Here is a paper Dr. Trempe showed me in 2007 with his notes highlighted.

Being French Canadian, he often got his singular and plural mixed up. What do you expect from a genius?

"Streptococcus pneumoniae is an important cause of bacterial keratitis, an infectious disease of the cornea."

One way to determine if a study or a concept is broadly considered valid or even understood is to perform a citation search. This shows how many other studies quoted or referred to the paper.

Hmmm - 37 citations in 16 years. Not a lot.

A review of all 37 shows that none of the citations discussed the antibiotic properties of the cholesterol molecule. Instead, they were focused on keratitis.

I searched through several engines to see if I could find at least one more reference on the antibiotic effect of cholesterol, to no avail.

Here is supporting evidence of the antibiotic properties of the cholesterol molecule. This is taken from my book "Quarterback Your Own Health." page 129

https://www.healthrevivalpartners.com/_files/ugd/5e2a5e_28f0ee9fe5c146fb9bb96db0d7f6e3a3.pdf