Re: CSM Notables

[Guest guest]

All the fat soluable vitamins are probably affected by CSM (and anything that

binds bile and fats and carries them out of your body. I would think that would

go for the clay, pyllium, etc. too) so I would take them so add them in far away

from the binding agent.

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> I haven't used CSM as of yet, but did want to note there are some issues that

need to be addressed when taking a cholesterol lowering medication. ( This is

for some who may be doing this on their own)

> 1. Vitamin D is washed out with the use of cholestyramine

> 2. Other statins deplete CoQ10 levels, I am not sure about CSM

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> Kathi

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[Guest guest]

Makes sense, after years of CSM, my D was very low, had to supplement 10,000 a

day for 3 months to bring it up, and my CQ10 was low also.

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> I haven't used CSM as of yet, but did want to note there are some issues that

need to be addressed when taking a cholesterol lowering medication. ( This is

for some who may be doing this on their own)

> 1. Vitamin D is washed out with the use of cholestyramine

> 2. Other statins deplete CoQ10 levels, I am not sure about CSM

>

> Kathi

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, so far after 6 yrs. my vit. D has been fine but I started taking

one Vit. D daily as for the CoQ10 I also take one of those.

I haven't used CSM as of yet, but did want to note there are some issues

that need to be addressed when taking a cholesterol lowering medication. (

This is for some who may be doing this on their own)

1. Vitamin D is washed out with the use of cholestyramine

2. Other statins deplete CoQ10 levels, I am not sure about CSM