Tocotrienols and Citrus Flavonoids Lower Cholesterol by 20-30%
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
- Byron Richards, CCN
A new study1 shows the power of natural substances to help promote healthy levels of cholesterol. A combination of tocotrienols and citrus-derived polymethoxylated flavones were tested on men and women with high cholesterol (total greater than 230). There were two open-label studies and one double-blind study. The studies varied in length from 4-12 weeks. The researchers found there was a significant reduction in total cholesterol (20%-30%), LDL (19%-27%), apolipoprotein B (21%), and triglycerides (24%-34%). The ability of concentrated natural products to help support a healthy cholesterol level is certainly good news, as these substances have no adverse side effects Share:
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