Ezetimibe works better in conjunction with statins.That may be, but Richard can not take statins at all... I read the info
on the clinical studies, though, and while ezetimibe made the statins
work better, there was at least one study done just with the Zetia alone
(on a group that weren't already taking statins, or couldn't take them,
so that having some on placebo wouldn't be a case of removing them from care)... and patients on the Zetia alone did at least as well as those
on the combination therapy, with fewer side effects... a very
reassuring study for us...
At least if they tried out their contraptions.... ;)Flying has been one of the obsessions of theTrue... including Leonardo Da Vinci... :)
forward-looking since basically forever.
Probably many before him, too, but they all ended
up a heap of bones at the bottom of a cliff.
The Smithsonian Air and Space museum has a coupleAnd that's an area that can benefit from having such... along with the amphibious ones... with the much vaster areas to be covered and the
examples that actually flew and drove. At that time
the roads weren't so crowded that you couldn't spread
your wings and fly (along the Alcan highway, Swisher
and I saw planes parked by the side of the road, so
that condition still obtains in some of the remoter
parts of our world).
terrain and all.... :)
I didn't see any in the Carrefour or the Super U, butOk, so I did see them in the UK Imports aisle at our Wegmans... a few varieties of McVitties... plain digestives, digestives with milk
Letitia brought her own supply of Weetabix and Walker's
from wherever.
chocolate covering, and digestives with milk chocolate and a caramel
layer under the chocolate... the last jumped into my cart for tastings later.... ;) Alas, though, no dark chocolate.... Forgot to look at
Lori's today when we went for supplements... maybe next time...
The Carrefour viennoiseries (27c each in packs of 10)Is this perhaps in France...?
were inferior enough that I had to use up a substantial
bit of the chocolate to remedy their shortcomings, though.
Of course... :)My preference for kitfo and gored gored is, ofAs long as not too much overly done... ;)
course, for raw, but I wouldn't cry if offered
cooked..
I prefer too little overly done myself!
Doesn't really surprise me that much... :)Pate de countryLooks good... :)
It was better than the (not bad) pate we got at the
Super U.
Quoting Michael Loo to Nancy Backus on 08-03-19 14:09 <=-
Ezetimibe works better in conjunction with statins.That may be, but Richard can not take statins at all...
I wonder if the niacin therapy would go with
ezetimibe, whether they'd augment each other
or cancel.
I read the info on the clinical studies, though, and while ezetimibe
made the statins work better, there was at least one study done just
with the Zetia alone (on a group that weren't already taking statins,
or couldn't take them, so that having some on placebo wouldn't be a
case of removing them from care)... and patients on the Zetia alone
did at least as well as those on the combination therapy, with fewer
side effects... a very reassuring study for us...
We have to be careful about picking and choosing
studies, as that's what the drug companies and
their advertisers do.
At least if they tried out their contraptions.... ;)Flying has been one of the obsessions of theTrue... including Leonardo Da Vinci... :)
forward-looking since basically forever.
Probably many before him, too, but they all ended
up a heap of bones at the bottom of a cliff.
I'm guessing that the true pioneers did their
experiments without contraptions.
The Smithsonian Air and Space museum has a coupleAnd that's an area that can benefit from having such... along with the amphibious ones... with the much vaster areas to be covered and the
examples that actually flew and drove. At that time
the roads weren't so crowded that you couldn't spread
your wings and fly (along the Alcan highway, Swisher
and I saw planes parked by the side of the road, so
that condition still obtains in some of the remoter
parts of our world).
terrain and all.... :)
Yeah, and flying might be more cost-effective
than driving those distances.
I didn't see any in the Carrefour or the Super U, butOk, so I did see them in the UK Imports aisle at our Wegmans... a few varieties of McVitties... plain digestives, digestives with milk
Letitia brought her own supply of Weetabix and Walker's
from wherever.
chocolate covering, and digestives with milk chocolate and a caramel
layer under the chocolate... the last jumped into my cart for tastings later.... ;) Alas, though, no dark chocolate.... Forgot to look at
Lori's today when we went for supplements... maybe next time...
As I recall the foreign food section at Weggie's
was klein aber pretty fein.
The Carrefour viennoiseries (27c each in packs of 10)Is this perhaps in France...?
were inferior enough that I had to use up a substantial
bit of the chocolate to remedy their shortcomings, though.
Indeed, though the first Carrefour I went to,
with somewhat different inventory, such as
durians, was in Singapore.
Of course... :)My preference for kitfo and gored gored is, ofAs long as not too much overly done... ;)
course, for raw, but I wouldn't cry if offered
cooked..
I prefer too little overly done myself!
Or too much underdone! Though I had a kebab that was
too rare recently - that's because it was marinated,
and raw marinade is not a great pleasure. Sadly, the
beef, which didn't need marinade, was and was cooked
rare, and the chicken breast, which did, wasn't and
was cooked ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
Doesn't really surprise me that much... :)Pate de countryLooks good... :)
It was better than the (not bad) pate we got at the
Super U.
An okay handmade product is generally going to
beat out a good commercial one.
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