6 Responses

1. Amy
   

   May 5th, 2008 at 10:22 am

   Notice there are only two in the room. . .

2. Kevin
   

   May 5th, 2008 at 1:35 pm

   I have a feeling most doctors would fail even that class… a lot of doctors Ive met have some serious mental disorders (God complex) and that if they cant understand it or it goes above and beyond their pharmacuetical-approved fudgepacked education… then its quackery or voodoo medicine.

3. Greg
   

   May 5th, 2008 at 8:05 pm

   I found out about The People’s Chemist through a radio show in Houston. The show is sponsored and hosted by an MD who almost quit his practice because he couldn’t help anyone. Through Providence, luck, etc., etc., etc., he found his way out of the industrial medical complex and into the health and wellness realm. There are a few doctors coming away from the “dark side”. I recently had a back problem that got me down for a while. I went to several doctors and told them what I would and wouldn’t do. I went to different doctors until I found one that would listen. I asked him about all the dope that the other doctors prescribed. He said don’t take it. I said, “I haven’t taken much, but was up against the wall because of the pain.” He hooked me up with a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Doctor. They set me up with the right physical therapist, and I’m in much better shape than I was a few months back. I said all that to say this. Keep up the good work Shane. Win over as many as you can, and others will follow.
   Have a good ‘un

4. Charles Roy
   

   May 6th, 2008 at 5:55 am

   I feel good without statins more
   than two years after aortic valve replacement and triple bypass. A calf valve from California is there. Your writings about cholesterol myth seem to be working. Right now I’m using Niacin without blush and evening policosanol. I use
   the sugar cane type. I watch these
   things and I try to talk my family doctor into asking figures on homocysteine and c-reactive in my next blood test,
   something I want to monitor by myself, something she seems to try to avoid , a continuous fight which I have to carry. In Canada, family doctors is a resource you have to stick to if you want one. It’s nou something to shop around for .
   She knows how I feel and mini aspirin is not part of my treat.
   The real reason I get to you is this. I’m 73 and over the years of the last century, my dad and his dad had some kind of Alzheimer disease in the final years of their life(a different form of name was used then, just
   a question of catering to family image in those days).
   Dr.Jonathan Wright in Nutrition and Healing , recommands for the sake of prevention the use
   of low dose lithium from lithium aspartate or lithium orotate.
   This is unthinkable in natural food shops here because even one molecule of lithium means prescription. Drugstores do not carry this , it’s not part of their pharma list. I’m not an addict to anything, but I’d be inclined to go this way, but how. I feel good beacause satying away from statins keeps me away form memory losses, but in the case of my family situation, I’d like to prevent something the easy way. Is this
   logical to have this kind of thinking. The low dose mineral seems to be in a black legal vacuum here in Canada..
   Can this be ordered and shipped across the border. ?

   Thank you,
   I live in Rimous Quebec G5M 1K6.

   Charles Roy

5. Chuck
   

   May 6th, 2008 at 11:21 am

   I know three people who have stopped taking statins cold turkey after reading Shane’s book “Hidden Truth About Cholesterol Lowering Drugs”, or have heard him speaking about the subject on a radio show.

   A longtime friend of mine was taking Lipitor after having a mild heart attack. He completely reversed his lifestyle; lost 30 pounds, quit eating chicken fried steak with gravy and biscuits, etc., and the white coats still kept him on statins.

   He’s an audio engineer at a TV station in Houston, and he noticed his memory starting to falter on the job. In addition to this, he had bone and muscle aches, and a very bothersome phantom smell in his nose he couldn’t seem to get rid of.

   After dropping statins, all of these symptoms cleared up and his memory and sense of well-being returned.

   The important point here is that his M.D. (medication dispenser) told him he would have to take statins for the rest of his life or he would either have another heart attack, or a stroke.

   He’s added garlic, grapeseed extract, and CoQ10 supplements to his diet in place of the statins and is now doing much better after throwing his Lipitor in the garbage where it belongs.

   White coats can no longer be trusted to act in our best interest. Prescription drugs have become a financial incentive which taints their decision making processes.

   Chuck

6. Judith
   

   October 21st, 2009 at 9:14 pm

   Hi Shane, Just received my books today. Oct 21st
   The A.M. P.M. fat and weight loss sounds interesting.
   My daughter does not understand how can anything dissolve FAT. If you take these supplements, will a person regain the weight they lose?

   She refused to write. I said the pill for sleeping, she took for one month,perhaps did not have the full effect,as the number she took was not sufficient, to get the right effect.What is in the combination sleep and anxiety pills?
   She has to do this when she is tired of trying the other route. I hope she will pick up ,and read your book.
   I find your book very informative.Have read 3 chapters so far. You make things very clear.
   Good luck with your seminar, it will add to your success of getting the truth out there.
   Thanks Judith

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