> I just had an independent {*filter*} test done at a local hospital.  I knew my
> Cholesterol was high, but to be honest, am not really sure when to start
> getting too concerned.  My cholesterol total was 349.  The Triglyceride was
> 365, HDL 39, LDL 237, and VLDL 73.  (I was also told my CHOL/HDL Ratio was
> 8.9)  I am a 37 year old female.  I know it doesn't look as good as it
> should, but should I be rushing to my doctor?
> Thanks,
> Teresa

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> EGADS!  It has come to the point where I was getting so much junk e-mail I
> had to alter my header.  All non-spammers reply to:

>I have been introduced to a new non-prescription, natural product which
>can significantly lower cholesterol levels and the risks of heart
>attack, as well as stregthening the heart itself. Although I am not a
>medical professional, from what I hear you should definitely be
>concerned about your levels, however, also be aware that most
>prescription products to lower cholesterol have many, many side effects.
>The non-prescription one that I mentioned is supposed to be really good.
>i will be finding out more detailed information in the next few days.
>Would you like to know what I find out?

> writes:

> >I have been introduced to a new non-prescription, natural product which
> >can significantly lower cholesterol levels and the risks of heart
> >attack, as well as stregthening the heart itself. Although I am not a
> >medical professional, from what I hear you should definitely be
> >concerned about your levels, however, also be aware that most
> >prescription products to lower cholesterol have many, many side effects.
> >The non-prescription one that I mentioned is supposed to be really good.
> >i will be finding out more detailed information in the next few days.
> >Would you like to know what I find out?

> Many of us have to watch our cholesterol around here. Take your Spam
> elsewhere.

> Lynn

> The above message was not spam. I don't believe in spamming. If bothered
> to ask me I would have told you that I am well aware of watching
> cholesterol and cardiovasicular disease. I have a major history of heart
> disease in my family, many of which have died because of it. I currently
> have high {*filter*} pressure and hear palpitations. I am hoping to take
> preventative measures to ensure that my cholesterol doesn't get any
> higher and that I do everything I can to keep it low and also prevent
> future heart problems.

> I want to share with others what I am finding out about safe and
> effective solutions to heart problems which do not require prescription
> medications which are often harmful. I apologize to you for trying to
> help you and provide some potentially beneficial information and
> solutions.

> Bryan

>The above message was not spam. I don't believe in spamming. If bothered
>to ask me I would have told you that I am well aware of watching
>cholesterol and cardiovasicular disease. I have a major history of heart
>disease in my family, many of which have died because of it. I currently
>have high {*filter*} pressure and hear palpitations. I am hoping to take
>preventative measures to ensure that my cholesterol doesn't get any
>higher and that I do everything I can to keep it low and also prevent
>future heart problems.

>I want to share with others what I am finding out about safe and
>effective solutions to heart problems which do not require prescription
>medications which are often harmful. I apologize to you for trying to
>help you and provide some potentially beneficial information and
>solutions.

> writes:

> >The above message was not spam. I don't believe in spamming. If bothered
> >to ask me I would have told you that I am well aware of watching
> >cholesterol and cardiovasicular disease. I have a major history of heart
> >disease in my family, many of which have died because of it. I currently
> >have high {*filter*} pressure and hear palpitations. I am hoping to take
> >preventative measures to ensure that my cholesterol doesn't get any
> >higher and that I do everything I can to keep it low and also prevent
> >future heart problems.

> >I want to share with others what I am finding out about safe and
> >effective solutions to heart problems which do not require prescription
> >medications which are often harmful. I apologize to you for trying to
> >help you and provide some potentially beneficial information and
> >solutions.

> Bryan,

>> writes:

>> >I have been introduced to a new non-prescription, natural product which
>> >can significantly lower cholesterol levels and the risks of heart
>> >attack, as well as stregthening the heart itself. Although I am not a
>> >medical professional, from what I hear you should definitely be
>> >concerned about your levels, however, also be aware that most
>> >prescription products to lower cholesterol have many, many side effects.
>> >The non-prescription one that I mentioned is supposed to be really good.
>> >i will be finding out more detailed information in the next few days.
>> >Would you like to know what I find out?

>> Many of us have to watch our cholesterol around here. Take your Spam
>> elsewhere.

>> Lynn

>The above message was not spam. I don't believe in spamming. If bothered
>to ask me I would have told you that I am well aware of watching
>cholesterol and cardiovasicular disease. I have a major history of heart
>disease in my family, many of which have died because of it. I currently
>have high {*filter*} pressure and hear palpitations. I am hoping to take
>preventative measures to ensure that my cholesterol doesn't get any
>higher and that I do everything I can to keep it low and also prevent
>future heart problems.

>I want to share with others what I am finding out about safe and
>effective solutions to heart problems which do not require prescription
>medications which are often harmful. I apologize to you for trying to
>help you and provide some potentially beneficial information and
>solutions.

>Bryan