#43

Definitely true. I’ve considered that possibility but I was going for the whole enchilada when I opted for cyclodextrin.

#44

You can also measure soft plaque using CIMT and magnetic resonance angiogram (MRA), also known as magnetic resonance angiography.

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#45

hallelujah!..he (@AnUser ) has seen the light! Back to being an “Average person”.
The lost lamb has rejoined the fold and is again accessible, open, non-judgemental and ready to commune with the masses.
Another pilgrim on the “Road to Wellville”.
“Just a stranger on the bus tryin’ to make his way home”

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#46

Just an average Joe.

Grillin’

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#47

With Cyclodextrin I’ve seen it should be taken either IV or as a suppository. I’m wondering if anyone knows whether orally in enteric coated capsules would work? (It would be a much nicer way to take it!)

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#48

Has there been any further evidence that this stuff actually does anything other than the original claims by the Cavadex people?

#49

FWIW

Cyclodextrin by IV, not new…1992

It is not profitable.

#50

I’ve got nothing. Used a big bunch of it this year and feel about the same, no way to know whether it has any effect at all. Very expensive and risky to do the cleerly, all I have is a yearly CAC. It’s coming up Feb 13. Can’t wait, but doubt the cyclodextrins will make much difference.

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#51

IndexMME Is run by a Doctor who prescribes CD to patients and is claiming good results (lowering CAC scores).