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- From: ron.roth@rose.com (ron roth)
- Subject: TRIGLYCERIDES
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- Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 08:34:03 GMT
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- Date Entered: 01-28-93 03:28
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- My recent post on low sodium being a culprit in some cases of
- persistent cholesteremia brought, among the usual 'raised eyebrows,'
- a lot of inquiries, necessitating perhaps additional clarification.
-
- The research I do consists primarily in the comparison of known,
- medically established and previously diagnosed medical disorders,
- and their correspondence or relationship to a person's mineral (and
- vitamin) metabolism.
-
- It would be ludicrous to assume that all instances of hypertension
- are a result of renal (sodium) disturbances.
- I treat sodium as a mineral like any other, and, regardless of its
- reputation, I try to lower or raise it in a person as is indicated
- on the individual tests that I run.
-
- While I have monitored occasional clips in the news of other doctors
- relating to the paranoia surrounding the normal use of sodium, I have
- also seen them quickly silenced.
- One such clip appeared in our local paper a couple of years ago,
- quoting Dr. Brent Egan, director of the hypertension unit at the
- Medical college of Wisconsin suggesting that strictly limiting salt
- intake could be bad for people with normal blood pressure.
- His study also noticed the levels of LDL cholesterol increasing when
- salt was reduced, and decreasing when salt intake was increased.
-
- I have applied that very criteria for over 10 years (long before the
- LDL/HDL cholesterol hype became fashionable) and have continued to
- this very day with good success.
-
- If other researchers wouldn't have their preconceived negative notion
- on sodium, they would likely find many good uses (as I have) in the
- treatment of various medical disorders.
-
- Some of them are edema (yes!), hypertension, (yes!), LDL-type choles-
- teremea, Vit B-12 deficiency (no more shots needed), depression, hypo-
- tension, right-sided kidney stones, allergies, duonenal ulcers (if due
- to helicobacter pylori bacteria - sodium is needed to raise HCl levels
- to kill the bacteria), asthma, chronic headaches, and many others...
-
- Following are cholesterol, triglyceride and sodium-raising/lowering
- effects of a few minerals and vitamins:
-
- Cholesterol Triglycerides Sodium
- ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~
- /\ \/ /\ \/ /\ \/
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Potassium Magnesium Zinc Calcium Iron Folic acid
- Vit C Manganese Vit B-2 Iron Vit E Vit A
- Vit B-6 Vit B-3 Vit E Folic acid Vit B-1 Vit B-2
- Vit B-4 Vit A Vit B-6 Vit B-5
- PABA Choline Zinc
- Vit E Silicon Potassium
- Magnesium
-
-
- Cholesterol Triglycerides
- ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- HDL-/\ LDL-/\ HDL-/\ LDL-/\
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Iron Zinc Phosphorus Calcium
- Sodium Magnesium Manganese Vit B-5
- Choline Folic acid Vit B-3 Potassium
- Vit E Vit B-2 Vit B-4 Zinc
- Vit B-1 Vit B-5 Germanium Vit D
- Vit B-6 Vit A Vit C Copper
- Silicon Chromium Bismuth Simple Carbo.
- Lithium Complex Carbo.
- Lecithin Lecithin
- Alcohol (even though its a
- simple carbohydrate)
-
- Some of the other minerals such as sulfur, nickel, cobalt, selenium,
- chlorine, fluoride, iodine, bromine, Vit B-12, Vit B-15, etc. are less
- specific or neutral.
-
- ~Ron Roth~
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