Now you can lower your high triglyceride levels in as little as 30 to 90 days.
Discover the causes of high triglycerides and know the simple straight forward solutions that you can implement today – you could be saving your own life!
FROM: Eleazar M. Kadile, MD
“the No B.S. M.D.”
Dear future “High Triglyceride” Victor,
You’ve been diagnosed with high triglycerides, maybe even high cholesterol – and you are taken aback and dumbfounded.
What’s worse is, most doctors don’t usually reveal how incredibly detrimental high triglycerides can be to your health – because they don’t have enough information.
To be a victor you need to be aware of these alarming facts. Your health depends on it.
Alarming Fact Number 1. High triglyceride levels are extremely dangerous. They are in reality more dangerous than high cholesterol.
The Journal of the American Heart Association has reported:
“high triglycerides are associated with ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack (TIA)”.
Authorof the AHA report, David Tanne, M.D.,says“To the best of our knowledge, this study is the first to indicate that:
“high triglycerides expose heart disease patients to increased risk for stroke beyond cholesterol.”
In conclusion the main finding of Tanne’s study is that:
“Those with high blood triglycerides (over 200 mg/dl) have nearly a 30% higher risk of suffering a stroke…”
You may have had aggressive treatment for your high cholesterol levels but if your triglycerides are high you will continue to have damage to the artery walls.
Circulation March 24, 1998:97:1028, 1029-36
The authors conclude that blood triglyceride levels were a stronger risk factor than total cholesterol.
Alarming Fact Number 2. Normal triglyceride levels are no longer normal.
What were your fasting triglyceride levels on your last blood test? How high were they?
Less than 150 mg/dl – WAS normal
199 mg/dl – WAS Borderline-High,
499 mg/dl – WAS High,
Greater than 500 mg/dl – WAS Very High.
Your risk is even greater than once thought; what was once “normal” is now too high!
Yes, a new look at the dangers of high triglycerides suggests that “normal” levels may still be too high.
Until now the upper level of triglycerides has been 200 mg/dl, but a recent study from the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore suggests that this recommended upper level is twice as high as it should be.
So what is the new recommended level… Maryland researchers agree that the recommended upper level of triglycerides should be set at 100 mg/dl.
Alarming Fact Number 3 . Even if you have normal cholesterol you can have a heart attack if your triglycerides are too high.
Circulation 1997;96:2520-2525
“High triglycerides alone increased the risk of heart attack nearly three-fold.”
That means…if your triglycerides are above normal YOU are 3x more susceptible to heart attack and stroke right this second!
Yet, it gets worse …people with the highest ratio of triglycerides (TG) to HDL (good cholesterol) had 16 times the risk of heart attack as those with the lowest ratio of triglycerides (TG) to HDL.
Should you be nervous?
Absolutely! Millions of people have high cholesterol, but only a small fraction of them know about triglycerides or even understand why triglycerides are so dangerous. Triglycerides are a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease which kills more than 440,000 Americans each year. Yet, among 2,089 patients surveyed, only 13% were aware of the danger of high triglyceride levels.
Who is to blame?
Most doctors are very aware of guidelines for “good” and “bad” cholesterol. But, Dr. Jerome Cohen, chairman of the National Lipid Association Consumer Affairs stated: “that they (doctors) were less familiar with triglyceride guidelines than with those for “good” and “bad” cholesterol. Consequently…you may never get the message that new findings conclude triglycerides are another type of very dangerous blood fat.
Who will deliver the message?
You and your doctor are seated in an examination room. You are reviewing your recent blood test report. Isn’t this the time to be sure you understand the risks to your health with these high numbers?
The risk of developing cardiovascular disease doubles when your triglyceride levels are above 200 mg/dl.
However your risk quadruples, that is, becomes 4 times higher when your triglycerides are above 200 mg/dl and your “good” (HDL) cholesterol is below 40 mg/dl.
That is why I created this “No B.S. M.D.” website. I am worried in fact I am very worried that we are losing way too many people to cardiovascular disease because they are not being told about triglycerides.
You already know about “good” and “bad” cholesterol…and how important it is to maintain healthy normal blood levels to lower your risk of heart attack and stroke.
Now you’re about to discover how previously “normal” levels of triglycerides are recognized as more dangerous than cholesterol and what you should be doing about it.
Want to change this picture…please read on.
WARNING if you do not take control over your knowledge and your ability to manage your triglyceride levels – you risk SUDDEN DEATH!
Shocking, isn’t it? Here’s an even bigger picture.
Millions of people are fearful of heart disease. In America alone one person dies of heart disease every 44 seconds. For many the first sign is sudden death. This is like a fully loaded jumbo jet crashing each and every day. Should you not be fearful?
Think about it this way…if High Triglycerides put you at 3-16xs more likely to suffer a heart attack – and many heart attacks result in sudden death…don’t you think you and your loved ones NEED to know how to deal with this.
“The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance---it is the illusion of knowledge”
What you think you know – you don’t.
It’s time to stop being cheated and misled by TV ads, medical professionals and pharmaceutical companies that only focus on cholesterol and high priced drugs.
Cholesterol as the primary cause of heart disease has been misinterpreted or misrepresented to the medical community by the drug companies. The issue is not whether you have too much cholesterol… the problem is that you have high triglycerides.
Your first step towards controlling your high triglycerides is understanding the cause
There are thousands of patients who now understand the cause of their high triglyceride levels, are doing something about it and achieving a new level of health. You can too…
In actuality, you can expect a lowering of your high triglyceride levels in 30 to 90 days.
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without the use of drugs,
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without frequent visits to your doctors office,
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without frequent blood test to monitor side effects of drugs
WHEW! What a relief!
After our care, patient #4598:
“Dropped his cholesterol from 305 to 239. His triglycerides went from 339 down to 100 in two months time”.
Knowing first hand what side effects from medications can cause. I started doing research in the natural powers of herbs and natural supplements.
I started looking for a doctor who could treat me with a holistic approach to medicine. In September I made an appointment with Dr. Kadile. Under his care I received nutrition counseling for proper diet. Blood tests and urine samples were taken at regular intervals to monitor progress.
My cholesterol dropped from 305 to 239. My triglycerides have gone from 339 down to 100 in two months time.
Sincerely,
#4598
You don’t even need to be a patient to lower your triglycerides. If you keep reading – you will learn that:
- You can expect to feel better and have an enhanced quality of life.
- You can lower your health care costs and save money if you know the causes and apply the solutions to your dangerously high triglyceride levels.
We have proved this on a daily basis with our patients.
You wouldn’t be reading this if you weren’t searching the internet for solutions to your high triglycerides…but, the majority of Google Ads for triglyceride information have been disguised ads by pharmaceutical companies for cholesterol lowering drugs. And there is also an increasing number of advertisement based websites – all focusing on cholesterol.
But cholesterol and triglycerides are not the same thing. Why should you be told otherwise?
Why aren’t you told about the need to treat triglycerides independently?
Simple! TV ads, radio ads, printed advertising have burned the word cholesterol into your brain and doctors have bundled high triglycerides as part of the cholesterol issue. But when have you heard an advertisement for triglycerides? You haven’t!
Why not? Because there is no single specific drug that effectively lowers triglycerides. In fact, a Pub Med search revealed no successful specific mono-therapy to lower triglycerides. And, if there is no drug then there is no money to be made, therefore, no money to be spent on informing you.
There are no drug reps knocking on doctor’s doors handling out literature and samples for the newest triglyceride lowering drug. So your doctor isn’t really in a position to help either.
How would you feel if your doctor said: “You have this high risk, life threatening issue – but there is nothing to help you with it?” You would feel discouraged, vulnerable and left in the dark wondering what to do next.
The number of people with High Triglycerides is growing at epidemic rates. You are among them and I want to help.
Let me introduce myself. My name is Eleazar M. Kadile, M.D. As physician specializing in Complimentary/Alternative Medicine for over 25 years I feelobligated to clear up the misinformationabout cholesterol and triglycerides. I am a contrarian. What that means is I’ve always looked outside of “boxed” information. I have a detective personality…I have always looked for the “facts, just the facts”.
My wife, Genia Kadile, M.A., a Certified Clinical Nutritionist, and I are here to give you our 25 years of medical experience to help you find the solutions you are looking for. We want to save you thousands and thousands of dollars on health care, medical expenses. We want to save you from all the misguided effort you are putting out for lowering cholesterol when triglycerides are a bigger problem, a bigger issue. We want to help you save your life.
Our passion for our approach in medicine comes from our children’s medical struggles. We know “life is priceless” and that information and self empowerment is critical for survival. That is why we are offering you our FREE “NO B.S. M.D.” Mini Course. You deserve to have access to answers and drug free solutions to lowering your triglycerides and reducing your risk for heart attack and stroke.
Here is a sample of the “SIMPLE SECRETS” AND PROVEN CONTROLS you will learn from the NO B.S. M.D. Mini Course for lowering your risk of high triglycerides:
Simple secret #1. Remove these foods from your diet. You can begin to drop your triglyceride level at your very next meal with this one simple straightforward diet change. It will also begin to reduce your insulin levels and lower your silent inflammation. That means you can have more energy, improved vitality and even weight loss.
Simple secret #2. Add fiber! Who wants to do that? Anyone who wants to make their diet easier to follow and get the results they want even faster. The right kind of fiber combination can work like magic.
Simple secret #3. Lubricate your blood . In no more than 15 seconds out of your busy day this powerful product can act as a lubricant, reduce the stickiness of your blood and protect your arteries from hardening, injury and clogging.
DISCLAIMER: Lowering high triglycerides is not a “one shot” cure. It is a lifestyle related problem that will need your attention for the rest of your life.
REALITY CHECK…because high triglycerides have an aging process component, once it is controlled you cannot just sit back and expect it to remain normal. Regular surveillance is imperative.
How High Triglycerides Do Their Damage.
You will discover in our No B.S. M.D. Mini Course the secrets that can protect your body from high triglycerides, the unknown heart slayer.
Over the years we’ve uncovered the easy, effective natural ways to bring your triglyceride levels down and stop the collateral damage to your body.
The reports in this mini course aren’t just backed by scientific evidence they are proven in real life by our own patients.
For a limited time all 9 reports found in the NO B.S. M.D. Mini Course will be FREE for you to read. Start lowering your high triglycerides and triumph over this heart slayer.
Free report 1. High Triglycerides and Your Diet…The Insulin Connection You may not be a diabetic but if your insulin levels are high… your triglycerides may skyrocket. Learn how to “make your food as powerful as a drug”.
Free report 2 . HighTriglycerides and Fatty Acids…Omega 3 Fish Oil Connection. Here is what the American Heart Association had to say: "Omega 3 fatty acids benefit the heart of healthy people, and those at high risk of -- or who have -- cardiovascular disease." Discover why Omega 3 works, the right dose and risks.
Free report 3 . High Triglycerides High Blood Pressure Connection How high blood pressure may be a thing of the past as your triglycerides are normalized.
Free report 4 . High Triglycerides Type 2 Diabetes Connection Why high triglycerides are the first sign that you may be on the way to Type 2 Diabetes.
Free report 5 . High Triglycerides Thyroid Connection Learn why low thyroid functioning leads to high triglycerides.
Free report 6 . High Triglycerides Fiber Connection Fiber can be the silver bullet that works with your diet to bring your triglycerides down fast.
Free report 7 . High Triglycerides and Low HDL Connection Why triglyceride levels above 200 and HDL levels below 35 put you at greater risk.
Free report 8 . High Triglycerides “Sludge Factor” Connection How high triglycerides thicken your blood and damage the walls of your arteries?
Free report 9 . High Triglycerides Insulin Resistance (Syndrome X) Connection Why high triglycerides are the most common “fatty blood” disorder if you are insulin resistant or have Syndrome X.
Free report 10 . High Triglycerides Inflammation Connection Why your high triglycerides are a marker for silent inflammation the building block for chronic illness.
Each report is loaded with valuable information that you can take to your doctor so that together you can work on regaining your health.
Or better yet…you can start these safe natural recommendations on your own today and imagine how happy your doctor will be when your next blood tests are normal.
“Do you have to read all 10 reports”?
We know better than that. After 25 years in medicine we know that giving youthe whole load of hay at one time is information overload. So we are breaking it up into 9 reports in an easy to digest mini course.
If tackling your high triglycerides is important to you and you want to know more please sign up for…
No B.S. M.D. Mini Course on Triglycerides.
Sign up for your newsletter today and receive your first installment of our High Triglycerides Mini Course absolutely FREE so you can learn how to lower your triglyceride levels and reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke.
As a physician I respect your privacy. Your email will be confidential and protected from spam.
What will you learn in your first FREE report? Here is a sample:
High Triglycerides - Diet Connection
Increased insulin levels will increase your triglyceride and cholesterol levels and threaten your health.
“Your food is as powerful as a drug” and simple straight forward changes in your diet can save your life.
Insulin is a hormone that affects just almost every cell in the body. It is important! Not just for diabetics and those with insulin resistance…it is critical to everyone’s health.
While it is essential to life…it can be the “devil in disguise” when the body responds to it in an abnormal way. Elevated insulin levels:
Store your extra calories as fat
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Make you constantly hungry
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Put a stop to losing weight
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Cause inflammation in your fat cells
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Raise your triglycerides and your cholesterol
Simply put excess insulin is a primary cause for many health risk factors. It is the primary cause of your high triglycerides. This may be single most life-saving piece of information in this entire message.
While drug companies are making $10 billion a year by selling you “statins” they are not solving the problem. They are not telling you to reduce your insulin levels and dramatically cut your risk of death from heart attack and stroke. Why? Drug companies cannot make money by giving you that information.
But, you’ll be pleasantly surprised when you find that there is no extra money to be spent to lower your insulin levels when you subscribe to the No B.S. M.D. Mini Course. In fact, just cutting out some of the over priced, sugar filled, make you hungry foods from your diet will lower your triglycerides, save you money and may save your life.
Remember this… increased insulin levels will increase your triglyceride levels - your diet is the answer.
Tame your insulin levels to lower your triglycerides
The “NO B.S. M.D. report will give you the straight forward easy to follow guidelines that will tame your insulin levels at your very next meal.
Here is a sample of Free Report #3
High Triglycerides - High Blood Pressure Connection
“The Silent Killer”
Triglyceride levels parallel insulin levels and excess insulin causes high blood pressure. Control of elevated insulin can be effectively done by controlling the carbohydrates in your diet. Sounds simple doesn’t it. Then why is heart disease the number one killer in this country?
60 Million or more Americans have it and 35% don’t even realize it.
High blood pressure or hypertension “the silent killer” also has no symptoms.
Yet high blood pressure means you heart is working harder than it should be. This puts your heart and your arteries at greater stress. This contributes to heart attacks, strokes, kidney failure, Alzheimer’s and a host of other diseases.
Because it has no symptoms you may not know anything is wrong till you have your blood pressure checked. You know it will be high because of the “white coat syndrome”, but what is it like at other times of the day?
Your blood pressure changes from moment to moment as you go about your daily life. High blood pressure doesn’t necessarily mean you’re tense, nervous, hyperactive or have a Type A personality. You can be a calm, relaxed person and still have the problem.
What is the one thing that changes many times in your day and affect your blood pressure…you’re right, your diet. As you change your carbohydrate intake from meal to meal you can change the effect on your blood sugars which in turn changes your insulin which in turn affects your triglycerides which in turn raises or lowers your blood pressure and the circle continues.
After our care, patient # 4671 said:
“In just one week my blood pressure was normal. My wife and I were in shock.”
John, a 53 year old man came for a consultation to our office. He had a heart attack and underwent multiple by-pass surgery several months earlier. He and his wife made a complete lifestyle change. There wasn’t a known drop of fat in his diet and there was very little protein. What was left to eat…a low fat high carbohydrate regimen. They prepared every part of their diet with great vigilance.. After all they were told the AHA Diet was the lifesaving program for John.
The problem was John was on 3 or 4 blood pressure medications and his blood pressures were still too high. So were his blood glucose levels and his triglyceride levels despite the fact that John was not overweight. We sat down to talk about the connection between his blood pressure and glucose. No talking would persuade them to consider changing their diet, till his blood pressure continued to rise. Finally they conceded to trying a low carbohydrate diet for one week. In just one week John’s blood pressure was normal. They were in shock!
John was so convinced that the AHA Diet (low fat high carbohydrate) would save his life he refused to consider another approach even though his blood pressure continued to be out of control.
This is not new information way back in 1985, Dr. Gerald Raven, a distinguished Stanford professor, showed that hypertension or high blood pressure is intimately related to high insulin levels.
Has your doctor talked with you about the diet – blood pressure connection ? Has he talked you about the role of insulin in managing your blood pressure or has he just written you another prescription.
After our care, patient #4374 said:
They found that “after replacing deficient vitamins and minerals” in their bodies along with several “natural” products, they were finally “in better shape now and healthier than ever”.
My wife and I are firm believers in natural approaches to medicine. Because it works! Over the years we have tried many different drugs from our doctors, only to find very unhealthful side-effects, and no cure. Once the drugs were lessened, or stopped, the symptoms returned. Many times drugs only suppress, and cover-up the real problems.
My wife and I have both been taken off all drug medication including high blood pressure pills. We found that replacing deficient vitamins and minerals in our bodies along with several natural products, we are in better shape now and healthier than ever.
Sincerely,
#4374
The No B.S. M.D. Mini Course will show you the connection between high triglycerides and blood pressure. You must read this even if you do not have heart disease, diabetes or are normal weight. The insulin – triglyceride – blood pressure connection is critical for everyone to read if you want to change the outcome of your health and the health of your family.
How insulin drives blood pressure up
The No B.S. M.D. report will give you the information you need to control a major overlooked factor in managing your high blood pressure. No Drugs involved…guaranteed!
Here are the straight forward facts of everything we have shared with you so far…
If you do nothing you are more likely to die sooner than you would like…
Learn a few simple secrets and live!
SUMMARY LIST:
without the use of drugs,
without frequent visits to your doctors office,
without frequent blood test to monitor side effects of drugs
Ask yourself if these facts are relevant to you? If so, then ask yourself if you are ready to put this information into action.
If you are still battling high triglyceride levels or if you just found out your triglycerides are dangerously high you need this valuable information because I can bet that high triglycerides are only a part of your health picture.
It is also very likely that your cholesterol levels are above normal. You may be on your 2 nd or 3 rd prescription drug or you are now taking a combination of different drugs to bring these levels down.
Perhaps you are taking other drugs as well for the collateral damage from high triglycerides, like drugs for high blood pressure or drugs for Type 2 diabetes. If so…you are not being cured, you are being over drugged and not healed.
It’s time for you to get off the roller coaster and break the cycle of illness.
You need to know that little changes can make big differences.
Our reports will not be telling you about the newest latest prescription drugs. We will reveal what other doctors won’t tell you.
We are here to offer you non-drug therapy information that can save your life in quick to read simple steps. You can read all the reports or just choose the topic you want to explore.
For a limited time all 9 reports found in the NO B.S. M.D. Mini Course will be FREE for you to read and start lowering your high triglycerides now.
Free report 1. High Triglycerides and Your Diet…The Insulin Connection
Free report 2 . HighTriglycerides and Fatty Acids…Omega 3 Fish Oil Connection.
Free report 3 . High Triglycerides High Blood Pressure Connection
Free report 4 . High Triglycerides Type 2 Diabetes Connection
Free report 5 . High Triglycerides Thyroid Connection
Free report 6 . High Triglycerides Fiber Connection
Free report 7 . High Triglycerides and Low HDL Connection
Free report 8 . High Triglycerides “Sludge Factor” Connection
Free report 9 . High Triglycerides Insulin Resistance (Syndrome X) Connection
Free report 10 . High Triglycerides Inflammation Connection
All it takes is a second of your time to sign up for these life saving NO B.S. M.D. REPORTS , part of the Mini Course, for lowering your triglycerides.
No B.S. M.D. Mini Course on Triglycerides.
Sign up for your newsletter today and receive your first installment of our High Triglycerides Mini Course absolutely FREE so you can learn how to lower your triglyceride levels and reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke.
As a physician I respect your privacy. Your email will be confidential and protected from spam.
Take my expert advice, it is yours for FREE!
The NO BS M.D. mini course is worth $49.95.
I know you don’t have a lot of time to read through heavy medical jargon and terminology. You already know what you need to know…High triglycerides are dangerous and need to be lowered NOW or you risk the consequences.
Over the past twenty five years, we’ve spent thousands of hours trying with all our might to give our patients the complex medical explanations for their illnesses and begging them to change their life styles with complicated diet regimens. Some people love it…but we’ll be honest with you the majority said,
“Doc, that’s too hard. Give me something simple”.
Simple it is…
Our NO BS M.D. Mini Course will take you through these simple steps and you’ll be thrilled as your triglycerides will begin to plummet down to normal.
Since you are as unique as your fingerprint… you may have some other complications and concerns that may influence your high triglyceride levels. Our Mini Course will be providing you with additional solutions that we have used successfully with our patients.
Let’s be blunt! You need to invest in your health. No one else will do it, not your spouse, your family members, your friends, certainly not your doctor…only you. It’s your decision, it’s your life.
We look forward to guiding you to a new level of confidence knowing that your high triglycerides can be lowered and your risk of heart disease and stroke brought to a stand still.
To your health!
Eleazar M. Kadile, M.D.
Genia I. Kadile, M.A., CCN
P.S. You may be thinking that it’s impossible to regain your health without the use of prescription drugs. We can understand that because that is the prevailing conventional information. Rather than just reading the FREE reports in the No B.S. M.D. Mini Course, why don’t you try the recommendations and the proven support products for a month.
Don’t take our word for it. Find out yourself that: “Food is more powerful than a drug”.
P.P.S. We realize that there are options you can choose on your path to wellness and happiness. The only thing that the NO B.S. M.D REPORT will cost you is a few moments of your time. Your “life is priceless” and your “time is precious”…put both to good use.
References
Books:
Sears, Barry, Ph.D. The Anti Inflammation Zone
Sears, Barry, Ph.D. The Omega RX Zone
Reaven, Gerald, M.D. Syndrome X The Silent Killer
Kensey, Kenneth R., M.D. The Blood Thinner Cure
Eades, Michael R., M.D., Eades, Mary Dan, M.D. Protein Power
Studies:
J. Mercola Managing hypertriglyceridemia
Can. Med. Assoc. J., April 1, 2003; 168(7): 831 - 832.
Antonio M. Gotto, Jr Triglyceride : The Forgotten Risk Factor
Circulation 97: 1027-1028
Giuseppe Schillaci, Matteo Pirro, Elmo Mannarino, A. Richey Sharrett, Sean A. Coady, Paul D. Sorlie, Christie M. Ballantyne, Gerardo Heiss, Diane Catellier, and Wolfgang Patsch Serum Triglyceride Concentration and Coronary Heart Disease • Response Circulation 105: e54
RJ Havel Role of triglyceride-rich lipoproteins in progression of atherosclerosis Circulation 81: 694-696
Jørgen Jeppesen, Hans Ole Hein, Poul Suadicani, and Finn Gyntelberg Triglyceride Concentration and Ischemic Heart Disease : An Eight-Year Follow-up in the Copenhagen Male Study Circulation 97: 1029-1036
David Tanne, Nira Koren-Morag, Eran Graff, and Uri Goldbourt Blood Lipids and First-Ever Ischemic Stroke/Transient Ischemic Attack in the Bezafibrate Infarction Prevention (BIP) Registry: High Triglycerides Constitute an Independent Risk Factor Circulation 104: 2892-2897, oi:10.1161/hc4901.100384
Disclaimer: The entire contents of this website are based on the opinions and research of No B.S. M.D unless otherwise noted. The content of this website is not intended to replace medical advice or to be a substitute for a physician. If you are sick or suspect you are sick, you should see a physician. If you are taking prescription medication you should never change your diet (for better or worst) without consulting your physician, because any dietary change will affect the metabolism of that prescription. This website expressly disclaims responsibility for any adverse effects arising from following the advice given in the website without appropriate medical supervision.
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