Re: my response to saga forum

[Guest guest]

Pamela I had tried to get on saga forum but was having trouble with

my web browser. I can try again. Bobby

>

> On this website I am being accused of promoting scare stories,

having

> my own agenda etc. This is my latest reply today, I just don't

> understand as most of the people that post on there have suffered as

> we all have - and a few seem to promote the Poison!

>

>

> Daffydilly - I wonder where the British Heart Foundation gets it's

> funding from - according to the adverts on the TV - I presume some

> comes from food/chemical manufacturers - you know the ones that

> promote reducing cholesterol via breakfast cereals/statins - you

know

> reducing to dangerous levels that natural enzyme that our body

> naturally produces - that 50% of our brains manufacture and use

> independently that we so desperately need for our memories and

> cognitive skills.Oh, and please do remember that Statins have NEVER

> been shown to benefit women in any study whatsoever. But of course

if

> after 20 yrs of taking Statins we live for a few extra days even as

a

> disabled vegetable - then hallelujah - bring on my Simvastatin

20mgs!!!

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bobby I knew that I could count on you - don't want to be the

only 'Statin Sufferer in the VILLAGE!!!!

> >

> > On this website I am being accused of promoting scare stories,

> having

> > my own agenda etc. This is my latest reply today, I just don't

> > understand as most of the people that post on there have suffered as

> > we all have - and a few seem to promote the Poison!

> >

> >

> > Daffydilly - I wonder where the British Heart Foundation gets it's

> > funding from - according to the adverts on the TV - I presume some

> > comes from food/chemical manufacturers - you know the ones that

> > promote reducing cholesterol via breakfast cereals/statins - you

> know

> > reducing to dangerous levels that natural enzyme that our body

> > naturally produces - that 50% of our brains manufacture and use

> > independently that we so desperately need for our memories and

> > cognitive skills.Oh, and please do remember that Statins have NEVER

> > been shown to benefit women in any study whatsoever. But of course

> if

> > after 20 yrs of taking Statins we live for a few extra days even as

> a

> > disabled vegetable - then hallelujah - bring on my Simvastatin

> 20mgs!!!

> >

>