• Human clinical trials demonstrate that Gugulipid and Artichoke Leaf Extract can lower cholesterol up to 27% and triglycerides up to 30%. These are very significant reductions, which are comparable to the benefits of many cholesterol and triglyceride-lowering drugs


• Gum Guggul or Gugulipid is derived from the mukul myrrh tree, which contains the active constituent guggulsterones that account for its cholesterol and triglyceride lowering effects. Gugulipid was granted approval in India for marketing as a cholesterol and trigylceride-lowering drug in June 1986, due to its impressive efficacy and safety.


• Artichoke Leaf Extract contains active constituents that help flush cholesterol out of the body via the fecal route. It increases the flow of cholesterol (and bile, which is a building block of cholesterol) from the liver to the intestinal tract


• Gum Gugulipid and Artichoke Leaf Extract do not cause liver, muscle or kidney damage, making CholesterEx a very effective and SAFE way to help lower cholesterol and triglycerides levels, naturally.

Can You Take CholesterEx With Cholesterol Or Triglyceride-Lowering Drugs?

Yes, if you are already taking drugs to lower cholesterol or triglycerides, you can also take CholesterEx, which in many cases will enable your physician to lower the required dosage of your prescription medications (and in some cases eliminate their need altogether)

Some Cholesterol Facts Of Importance

High cholesterol and/or triglycerides are important risk factors for heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular problems, which are the leading cause of death in North America. Individuals should strive to attain a fasting blood cholesterol level below 3.9 mmol/L (150 mg/d) and triglyceride level below 1.13 mmol/L (100 mg/dL). Lifestyle strategies include eating less animal fat, staying lean, exercising, and consuming foods high in cholesterol-lowering fiber (beans, peas, oats, many fruits and vegetables, ground flaxseed, psyllium husk fiber and salba grain) and taking Adëeva's CholesterEx supplement. If lifestyle strategies alone do not return cholesterol and triglyceride levels to the ideal range then your doctor may consider placing you on a cholesterol-lowering drug.

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