Re: Re: low cholesterol & Parkinson Symtoms

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Hi Bobby ...I notice you have mentioned exercise intolerence....what exactly does that mean?

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Symtoms> > > > Right everyone lets do a little experiment of our own - there is> approx 800 of us on this website lets see how many of us have had> Parkinson Type symptoms when our cholesterol was lowered with the> Statins. You know: hand tremors, muscle weakness, difficulty> swallowing, bowel problems. This is what I posted to the Parkinsons> Charity:> > I have just had Statin Poisoning and my cholesterol level became> dangerously low after 3 years on this horrendous medication.> > Some of the awful side effects were similar to Parkinsons disease. Hand> tremors, tripping, difficulty swallowing, bowel disorders, neuropathy,> memory loss, cognitive problems, muscle destruction - to mention just> a few. I ceased Statins 11 weeks ago and started taking 300mgs of COq10> daily - my symptoms are improving daily. I

have a friend who had> Parkinsons diagnosed 2 years ago - she too has stopped her Statins> and is feeling much better. How many others have stated this, or are> prepared to come out of the closet. Have you tried cholestrol therapy> in Parkinsons research?Pamela Sharp-Popple Felixstowe, England>

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Bobby, have you seen a rheumatologist? If not, I urge you to do so. I wish I'd insisted on a referral to one a lot sooner than I did! Am I remembering correctly that you're in Texas? I don't know if you're anywhere near Ft. Worth, but if so, I would not hesitate to recommend the one I'm going to. He's indicated to me that he's all too aware of, and alarmed by the ever-growing threat we're under with statins being recommended for more and more patients. And he's thorough. What you describe includes many of the after-effects that I've been having and my rheumatologist says they are definitely autoimmune and statin-related. If you'd like, just email me and I'll give you his name, address and phone number. Or your primary care doctor may have one he'd prefer to refer you to. In any case, I think a rheumatology work-up would be a very good next step for you.flyinresorts

<flyinresorts@...> wrote: I experienced tremors, tingling, shocks, muscle twitching, spasms, and muscles crawling on their own. Shortness of breath, difficulty swallowing, exercise intolerance, intense muscle pain and weakness, Bad dreams, difficulty walking, Felt like I had been beaten all over my body with a baseball bat.Bobby>> Yes, I had just developed a

classic Parkinson's tremor in my left hand > just before I heard about the connection between statins and memory > loss (which I had recently had problems with at work--forgot customers' > orders!) and got off the stuff. The tremor went away almost right away > and never returned; my head and also muscle pain cleared as well in > about two weeks. However, I had not heard of a connection with bowel > disorders, which makes sense as I developed something like IBS which > the gastro dr couldn't find a cause for and which never did clear up, > and which is a real annoyance.> Linden> > > Re:

low cholesterol & Parkinson > Symtoms> > > > > > > > > > you can count my hubby on that list as well Pam> > JudyinMo> > > low cholesterol & Parkinson Symtoms> > > > Right everyone lets do a little experiment of our own - there is> approx 800 of us on this website lets see how many of us have had> Parkinson Type symptoms when our cholesterol was lowered with the> Statins. You know: hand tremors, muscle weakness, difficulty> swallowing, bowel problems. This is what I posted to the Parkinsons> Charity:> > I have just had Statin Poisoning and my cholesterol level became> dangerously low after 3 years on this horrendous medication.> > Some of the awful side effects were similar to Parkinsons disease. Hand> tremors, tripping, difficulty swallowing, bowel disorders, neuropathy,> memory loss, cognitive problems, muscle destruction - to mention just> a few. I ceased Statins 11 weeks

ago and started taking 300mgs of COq10> daily - my symptoms are improving daily. I have a friend who had> Parkinsons diagnosed 2 years ago - she too has stopped her Statins> and is feeling much better. How many others have stated this, or are> prepared to come out of the closet. Have you tried cholestrol therapy> in Parkinsons research?Pamela Sharp-Popple Felixstowe, England>-----

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Thank you ...just wanted to know if I understood the term correctly....am presenting my Dr with a declaration of what I feel statins have done to me...find it hard to put it all down on paper but when I get it done I will post it....I am now 7 wks statin free and see some slight improvement at least in my memory and cognitive ability....but if I want to do anything physical I have to weigh out whether the recouping time is worth the effort..I did learn in a pain management session that stopping the activity as soon as the pain starts will sometimes divert the total kick in...that is sometimes only five/ten mins work sessions, but it has helped....thanks for sharing.....Kay

[TakingLipitorAndHa teIt] low cholesterol & Parkinson > Symtoms> > > > > > > > Right everyone lets do a little experiment of our own - there is> > approx 800 of us on this website lets see how many of us have had> > Parkinson Type symptoms when our cholesterol was lowered with the> > Statins. You know: hand tremors, muscle weakness, difficulty> > swallowing, bowel problems. This is what I posted to the Parkinsons> > Charity:> > > > I have just had Statin Poisoning and my cholesterol level became> > dangerously low after 3 years on this horrendous medication.> > > > Some of the awful side effects were similar to Parkinsons disease. > Hand> > tremors, tripping, difficulty swallowing, bowel disorders, > neuropathy,> > memory loss,

cognitive problems, muscle destruction - to mention > just> > a few. I ceased Statins 11 weeks ago and started taking 300mgs of > COq10> > daily - my symptoms are improving daily. I have a friend who had> > Parkinsons diagnosed 2 years ago - she too has stopped her Statins> > and is feeling much better. How many others have stated this, or > are> > prepared to come out of the closet. Have you tried cholestrol > therapy> > in Parkinsons research?Pamela Sharp-Popple Felixstowe, England> >> > > > > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _> Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new . Click on Options in Mail and switch to New Mail today or register for free at http://mail. .ca>

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Hi Kay,

I am not Bobby, my name is bill and I have the same problems as Bobby. It means that when you start to exercise your muscles start to ache,you get short of breath, lighteaded. I am not trying to speak for Bobby but this is what happens to me. My cardio. says that all he wants me to do for exercise is to walk slow. Best wishes. Bill

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Symtoms> > > > Right everyone lets do a little experiment of our own - there is> approx 800 of us on this website lets see how many of us have had> Parkinson Type symptoms when our cholesterol was lowered with the> Statins. You know: hand tremors, muscle weakness, difficulty> swallowing, bowel problems. This is what I posted to the Parkinsons> Charity:> > I have just had Statin Poisoning and my cholesterol level became> dangerously low after 3 years on this horrendous medication.> > Some of the awful side effects were similar to Parkinsons disease. Hand> tremors, tripping, difficulty swallowing, bowel disorders, neuropathy,> memory loss, cognitive problems, muscle destruction - to mention just> a few. I ceased Statins 11 weeks ago and started taking 300mgs of COq10> daily - my symptoms are improving daily. I

have a friend who had> Parkinsons diagnosed 2 years ago - she too has stopped her Statins> and is feeling much better. How many others have stated this, or are> prepared to come out of the closet. Have you tried cholestrol therapy> in Parkinsons research?Pamela Sharp-Popple Felixstowe, England>

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The cholesterol scam and the mass poisoning being perpetrated by Big Pharma is nothing short of a crime against humanity. And instead of protecting us, the FDA is complicit in the crime! Where will this end?flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote: Yes , I have had a complete work up at a rheumatologist here in Tyler. Everything checkout OK.I know for a fact that I have one autoimmune process. Hashimotos thyroiditis. After falling sick on the cholesterol drug, lumps started growing in my thyroid. I struggled

for over 2 years with painful lumps in my thyroid while being told it was not cancer. Finaly I begged to have the lumps removed because it hurt so bad. Had surgery in 04. It turned out to be cancer.The only thing I have not had is a muscle biopsy. The only test that comes back abnormal is testosterone. It is "very low" according to the doctors. But we do not know if that is the only reason for the fatigue. It could be.Bobby> >> > Yes, I had just developed a classic Parkinson's tremor in my left > hand > > just before I heard about the connection between statins and > memory > > loss (which I had recently had problems with at work--forgot > customers' > > orders!) and got off the stuff. The tremor went away almost right > away > > and never returned; my head and also muscle pain cleared as well > in > > about two weeks. However, I had not heard of a connection with > bowel > > disorders, which makes sense as I developed something like IBS > which > > the gastro dr couldn't find a cause for and which never did clear >

up, > > and which is a real annoyance.> > Linden> > > > > > Re: low cholesterol & Parkinson > > Symtoms> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > you can count my hubby on that list as well Pam> > > > JudyinMo> > > > > > low cholesterol & Parkinson > Symtoms> > > > > > > > Right everyone lets do a little experiment of our own - there is> > approx 800 of us on this website lets see how many of us have had> > Parkinson Type symptoms when our

cholesterol was lowered with the> > Statins. You know: hand tremors, muscle weakness, difficulty> > swallowing, bowel problems. This is what I posted to the Parkinsons> > Charity:> > > > I have just had Statin Poisoning and my cholesterol level became> > dangerously low after 3 years on this horrendous medication.> > > > Some of the awful side effects were similar to Parkinsons disease. > Hand> > tremors, tripping, difficulty swallowing, bowel disorders, > neuropathy,> > memory loss, cognitive problems, muscle destruction - to mention > just> > a few. I ceased Statins 11 weeks ago and started taking 300mgs of > COq10> > daily - my symptoms are improving daily. I have a friend who had> > Parkinsons diagnosed 2 years ago - she too has stopped her Statins> > and is feeling much better. How many

others have stated this, or > are> > prepared to come out of the closet. Have you tried cholestrol > therapy> > in Parkinsons research?Pamela Sharp-Popple Felixstowe, England> >> > > > > > > -----Fight back spam! Download the Blue Frog.http://www.bluesecurity.com/register/s?user=bmFuY2FybDIwNzQ%3D>-----

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The cholesterol scam and the mass poisoning being perpetrated by Big Pharma is nothing short of a crime against humanity. And instead of protecting us, the FDA is complicit in the crime! Where will this end?flyinresorts <flyinresorts@...> wrote: Yes , I have had a complete work up at a rheumatologist here in Tyler. Everything checkout OK.I know for a fact that I have one autoimmune process. Hashimotos thyroiditis. After falling sick on the cholesterol drug, lumps started growing in my thyroid. I struggled

for over 2 years with painful lumps in my thyroid while being told it was not cancer. Finaly I begged to have the lumps removed because it hurt so bad. Had surgery in 04. It turned out to be cancer.The only thing I have not had is a muscle biopsy. The only test that comes back abnormal is testosterone. It is "very low" according to the doctors. But we do not know if that is the only reason for the fatigue. It could be.Bobby> >> > Yes, I had just developed a classic Parkinson's tremor in my left > hand > > just before I heard about the connection between statins and > memory > > loss (which I had recently had problems with at work--forgot > customers' > > orders!) and got off the stuff. The tremor went away almost right > away > > and never returned; my head and also muscle pain cleared as well > in > > about two weeks. However, I had not heard of a connection with > bowel > > disorders, which makes sense as I developed something like IBS > which > > the gastro dr couldn't find a cause for and which never did clear >

up, > > and which is a real annoyance.> > Linden> > > > > > Re: low cholesterol & Parkinson > > Symtoms> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > you can count my hubby on that list as well Pam> > > > JudyinMo> > > > > > low cholesterol & Parkinson > Symtoms> > > > > > > > Right everyone lets do a little experiment of our own - there is> > approx 800 of us on this website lets see how many of us have had> > Parkinson Type symptoms when our

cholesterol was lowered with the> > Statins. You know: hand tremors, muscle weakness, difficulty> > swallowing, bowel problems. This is what I posted to the Parkinsons> > Charity:> > > > I have just had Statin Poisoning and my cholesterol level became> > dangerously low after 3 years on this horrendous medication.> > > > Some of the awful side effects were similar to Parkinsons disease. > Hand> > tremors, tripping, difficulty swallowing, bowel disorders, > neuropathy,> > memory loss, cognitive problems, muscle destruction - to mention > just> > a few. I ceased Statins 11 weeks ago and started taking 300mgs of > COq10> > daily - my symptoms are improving daily. I have a friend who had> > Parkinsons diagnosed 2 years ago - she too has stopped her Statins> > and is feeling much better. How many

others have stated this, or > are> > prepared to come out of the closet. Have you tried cholestrol > therapy> > in Parkinsons research?Pamela Sharp-Popple Felixstowe, England> >> > > > > > > -----Fight back spam! Download the Blue Frog.http://www.bluesecurity.com/register/s?user=bmFuY2FybDIwNzQ%3D>-----

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Kay I have just started a small walk of around 15 mins every other night to to the beach with my dog. Congratulations on 7 wks off the poison - I'm 12 weeks tomorrow. Pamelakay graham <canadiankayte@...> wrote: Thank you ...just wanted to know if I understood the term correctly....am presenting my Dr with a declaration of what I feel statins have done to me...find it hard to put it all down on paper but

when I get it done I will post it....I am now 7 wks statin free and see some slight improvement at least in my memory and cognitive ability....but if I want to do anything physical I have to weigh out whether the recouping time is worth the effort..I did learn in a pain management session that stopping the activity as soon as the pain starts will sometimes divert the total kick in...that is sometimes only five/ten mins work sessions, but it has helped....thanks for sharing.....Kay [TakingLipitorAndHa teIt] low cholesterol & Parkinson > Symtoms> > > > > > > > Right everyone lets do a little experiment of our own - there is> > approx 800 of us on this website lets see how many of us have had> > Parkinson Type symptoms when our cholesterol was lowered with the> > Statins. You know: hand tremors, muscle weakness, difficulty> > swallowing, bowel problems. This is what I posted to the Parkinsons> > Charity:> > > > I have just had Statin Poisoning and my cholesterol level became> > dangerously low after 3 years on this horrendous medication.> > > > Some of the awful side effects were similar to Parkinsons disease. > Hand> > tremors, tripping, difficulty swallowing, bowel disorders, > neuropathy,> > memory loss, cognitive problems,

muscle destruction - to mention > just> > a few. I ceased Statins 11 weeks ago and started taking 300mgs of > COq10> > daily - my symptoms are improving daily. I have a friend who had> > Parkinsons diagnosed 2 years ago - she too has stopped her Statins> > and is feeling much better. How many others have stated this, or > are> > prepared to come out of the closet. Have you tried cholestrol > therapy> > in Parkinsons research?Pamela Sharp-Popple Felixstowe, England> >> > > > > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _> Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new . Click on Options in Mail and switch to New Mail today or register for free at http://mail.

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Kay I have just started a small walk of around 15 mins every other night to to the beach with my dog. Congratulations on 7 wks off the poison - I'm 12 weeks tomorrow. Pamelakay graham <canadiankayte@...> wrote: Thank you ...just wanted to know if I understood the term correctly....am presenting my Dr with a declaration of what I feel statins have done to me...find it hard to put it all down on paper but

when I get it done I will post it....I am now 7 wks statin free and see some slight improvement at least in my memory and cognitive ability....but if I want to do anything physical I have to weigh out whether the recouping time is worth the effort..I did learn in a pain management session that stopping the activity as soon as the pain starts will sometimes divert the total kick in...that is sometimes only five/ten mins work sessions, but it has helped....thanks for sharing.....Kay [TakingLipitorAndHa teIt] low cholesterol & Parkinson > Symtoms> > > > > > > > Right everyone lets do a little experiment of our own - there is> > approx 800 of us on this website lets see how many of us have had> > Parkinson Type symptoms when our cholesterol was lowered with the> > Statins. You know: hand tremors, muscle weakness, difficulty> > swallowing, bowel problems. This is what I posted to the Parkinsons> > Charity:> > > > I have just had Statin Poisoning and my cholesterol level became> > dangerously low after 3 years on this horrendous medication.> > > > Some of the awful side effects were similar to Parkinsons disease. > Hand> > tremors, tripping, difficulty swallowing, bowel disorders, > neuropathy,> > memory loss, cognitive problems,

muscle destruction - to mention > just> > a few. I ceased Statins 11 weeks ago and started taking 300mgs of > COq10> > daily - my symptoms are improving daily. I have a friend who had> > Parkinsons diagnosed 2 years ago - she too has stopped her Statins> > and is feeling much better. How many others have stated this, or > are> > prepared to come out of the closet. Have you tried cholestrol > therapy> > in Parkinsons research?Pamela Sharp-Popple Felixstowe, England> >> > > > > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _> Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new . Click on Options in Mail and switch to New Mail today or register for free at http://mail.

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