High cholesterol, what to do? This is a major problem for millions of people around the world.
But these days, good news has come out for all those suffering from cardiovascular problems. Highly innovative products are on the way that can control too high cholesterol levels. Even in “critical” patients who take it every day statins without satisfactory results.
In addition, patients who do not tolerate them and try to get by, without results too, can be treated with natural remedies. This great revolution could save over 10,000 lives a year from heart attacks or strokes due to “bad” cholesterol. And reduce the number of deaths from cardiovascular diseases which are over 224,000 a year, of which 50,000 are attributable to lack of controls of this value.
Much higher numbers, therefore, than those currently attributable to the coronavirus. Here are some more details on this very important news, thanks to the Health and Wellness Experts of ProiezionidiBorsa.
Two new molecules already on the market from 2021
Two new molecules will already be available in Italy from 2021. This was announced by the most illustrious exponents of the Italian Society of Cardiology, confirming their effectiveness.
The studies were published in the New England Journal of Medicine. In Italy, health expenditure reaches 16 billion euros a year for direct and indirect costs related to this problem. Which is the primary cause of stroke and heart attack.
Cholesterol defeated thanks to new super drugs
When we are healthy, explains Ciro Indolfi, President of SIC, a diet rich in vegetables and low in fat and physical activity are enough to protect us. But once the hardening of the arteries is advanced, what to do? It is necessary to resort to drugs to prevent the onset of cardiovascular events. More than a million Italians are at risk. But only 20% achieve the goals recommended by international guidelines.
The results of the “Da Vinci” study
Cholesterol defeated thanks to new super drugs. And thanks to recent studies conducted across Europe. In the “Da Vinci” study, which involved 6,000 patients, 300 of whom were Italian, half of the subjects examined had suffered a heart attack and a stroke in 22% of cases. In 40% of cases they were also diabetic patients.
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