A six weeks of DeClogg daily dose program for people with an extremely high cholesterol level will effectively help lower your LDL cholesterol, triglycerides levels and help raise your HDL number. Follow by a one week dose per month for a year.

Four weeks of DeClogg daily dose for people with high cholesterol level will effectively help lower your LDL cholesterol, triglycerides levels and help raise your HDL number. Follow by a week dose per month for a year.

A week  of DeClogg daily dose for people with moderate cholesterol level will effectively help lower your LDL cholesterol, triglycerides levels and help raise your HDL number. Follow by a week dose per month for six months.

It should come as no surprise to those following a natural health lifestyle that the key to controlling blood pressure, cholesterol and reducing the risk factor that promote cardiovascular diseases are not found in a prescription bottle. Recent research shows that artificially lowering blood pressure and cholesterol with drugs/pills has virtually no effect on cardiovascular disease risk compare that to lowering LDL readings with the aid of all-natural ingredients found in DeClogg, while combine with diet and physical activities. DeClogg can and will help cut the cords on your dependency on the prescription medication prescribe to lower your cholesterol in just six weeks of daily dosages. Unlike the side effect of the pills which create a life of misery for many due to the myriad of side effects which you have to deal with for the rest of your life. DeClogg is all natural with no side effect to your liver. The most common cholesterol lowering drugs are called "statin". The statin pills act as "blockers" they block or inhibit the mechanism that allows the liver to make cholesterol (By blocking an enzyme inside the liver cells therefore rendering the liver not to function properly. This results in less cholesterol being released into the bloodstream) statin also slow down the body's production of CoQ10 (CoQ10 is an antioxidant necessary for energy production in cells; without it, cells can't function properly).

What happens to your liver when you drink DeClogg? Well, it helps force your liver to start functioning properly by processing and regulating the cholesterol level in your bloodstream.

1. DeClogg helps decrease the amount of cholesterol your intestines absorb from food.
2. DeClogg helps make your liver use up excess cholesterol to make more biles for digestion, reducing blood cholesterol levels.
3. If you have high triglycerides, DeClogg helps reduce how much cholesterol and triglycerides your liver makes, and help your body get rid of triglycerides.
4. DeClogg helps limit how much cholesterol is made in your liver.
5. DeClogg also contain Omega-3 fatty acid that lower triglycerides.
6. DeClogg helps regulate the liver from making excess cholesterol, so there is less cholesterol in your blood.

Make DeClogg works for your body and go from a sad liver to a happy liver!

HDL Cholesterol: The higher your HDL levels the cleaner your blood vessels will be. So, you want your high-density high. According to the American Heart Association, people with HDL of 60 mg/dL or higher have a lower risk of heart disease, whereas HDL below 40 mg/dL for men and 50 mg/dL for women is considered too low and makes you vulnerable to heart disease. HDL (was tagged with the name "good" cholesterol) or got its name "good" cholesterol because it sponges up cholesterol from blood vessel walls and carries it to the liver for disposal. In contrast, LDL deposits the harmful fat in the blood vessel wall.
The ratio of total cholesterol-to-HDL is important; the smaller the number the better. For example, someone with total cholesterol of 200 and an HDL of 60 would have a ratio of 3.3 (200 / 60 = 3.3). If that person's HDL was low - let's say 35 - the total cholesterol-to-HDL ratio would be higher: 5.7.
Reports from the Framingham Heart Study suggest that for men, a total cholesterol-to-HDL ratio of 5 signifies average risk for heart disease; 3.4, about half the average risk; and 9.6, about double the average risk. Women tend to have higher HDL levels, so for them, a ratio of 4.4 signifies average risk; 3.3 is about half the average; and 7, about double. If you have a high level of total cholesterol, it may be less alarming if your total-to-HDL ratio is low.

LDL cholesterol: The higher your LDL cholesterol, the greater your risk of developing life threatening plaque. The LDL measurement is usually considered the most important for assessing risk and deciding on treatment. The definition of a healthy level keeps on getting lower. So, you want your low-density low. Current guidelines say an LDL of 100 mg/DL is optimal. High LDL cholesterol is defined as 160 mg/dL and higher but certainly anything above 130 mg/dL is worth treating. In a revision of the guidelines in early 2004, doctors were advised that an LDL of less than 70 should be a (“a therapeutic option”) for very-high-risk patients. Some experts say that would be a healthy LDL goal for all of us.

Cholesterol Ratio
Because HDL is so important to the health of blood vessels, some physicians prefer to talk about the cholesterol ratio (-) your total cholesterol divided by your HDL cholesterol. For example, if your total cholesterol number is 250 and your HDL is 50, your ratio is 250/50 or 5. People are urged to aim for a ratio of 5 or less, but a ratio of 3.5 or lower is considered optimal.

Your LDL is computed by plugging the measurements for total cholesterol, HDL, and triglycerides into a: LDL = Total cholesterol-HDL-(Triglycerides divided by 5).

Another important limitation: At a triglyceride level of about 250 or higher, the calculation becomes less reliable because dividing triglycerides by a factor of 5 provides a less accurate estimate of VLDL.

Cholesterol: The good and the bad of it...

HDL High-density Lipoprotein
1. Makes up 20% - 30% of the total cholesterol.
2. The "good" cholesterol because it helps remove cholesterol you don’t need from your body.
3. Moves cholesterol away from cells and the arteries in your body to the liver.
4. Having high HDL cholesterol lowers your chances of heart disease.

LDL Low-density lipoprotein
1. Makes up 60% - 70% of total cholesterol.
2. Main form of "bad" cholesterol.
3. Causes buildup of fat plaque inside the walls of your arteries.
4. Having high LDL cholesterol increases your risk of heart disease.

Triglycerides lipoprotein
1. Another type of body fat.
2. They are stored in your fat cells.
3. They are also lipoproteins.
4. Having high triglycerides increases your risk of heart disease

VLDL Very low-density lipoprotein
1. Makes up 10% - 15% of total cholesterol.
2. With LDL, the main form of bad cholesterol.
3. A precursor of LDL.

The numbers to know
Test	Healthy level
Total cholesterol	under 200 mg/dL
LDL (bad) cholesterol	under 100 mg/dL
HDL (good) cholesterol	over 40 mg/dL
Triglycerides	under 150 mg/dL

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*Note: If you are diabetic or pregnant or lactating you should consult with your doctor before taking DeClogg or any other supplements.