Bypass
surgery costs the patient approximately $30,000-$40,000. There
are also risks (3%-9% mortality rate during or after surgery).
Over
50% of bypass patients have recurrences within five years.
Balloon
angioplasty, another precarious, invasive form of treatment,
costs the patient $15,000 - $20,000 and presents high risks of
recurrence within 3 to 5 months.
Conventional
cholesterol-lowering drugs, such as Lovastatin, may cost an
average of $500 - 2,000 per year, per person. These drugs have
various short-term and/or long-range side-effects.
A
chorus of establishment voices, including the American Cancer
Society, the National Cancer Institute and the Senate Committee
on Nutrition and Human Needs, claims that animal fat is linked
not only with heart disease but also with cancers of various
types. Yet when researchers from the University of Maryland
analyzed the data they used to make such claims, they found that
vegetable fat consumption was correlated with cancer and animal
fat was not.
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to see if your condition could respond to treatment.
Bypass
surgery costs the patient approximately $30,000-$40,000. There
are also risks (3%-9% mortality rate during or after surgery).
