Plant Sterols
Plant sterols, contained in walnuts, salmon and oatmeal are said to reduce low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels. Plant sterols are found naturally in small amounts in many grains, seeds and vegetables.
Sterols and stanols look like cholesterol at a molecular level so when they travel through your digestive tract, it gets absorbed too. Thus preventing the real cholesterol from being absorbed into the bloodstream, reducing clogging of arteries and it just gets egested out from our body.
Plant sterols and stanols have been used as food addictives to lower cholesterol properties by reducing cholesterol absorption in the intestines.
Lipodissolve
It is derived from phosphatidylcholine which is a chief component of soy lecithin. The unique property of lecithin is its ability to break down or emulsify fat. For many years it has been taken orally in order to lower cholesterol, and given directly into veins in order to prevent the formation of a fat embolism (clot) in the blood
Today, after many years of research and clinical trials, it has been found that if this enzyme is injected directly into fat, virtually anywhere on the body, it has the same result. The fat is removed safely, effectively and permanently without any surgical procedures.
Heart Attack Treatments
Nitroglycerin, Thrombolytic agents and Anticoagulants are used to treat heart attacks.
Nitroglycerin dilates the blood vessels to the heart. It is administered sublingually (under the tongue), and quickly reduces or relieves the chest pain.
Thrombolytics are given intravenously to dissolve the blood clot that is causing the heart attack.
Aspirin is an anticoagulant. If you feel chest pain and suspect that you are suffering a heart attack, take an aspirin even before you get to the hospital. The aspirin will "thin" the blood and reduce further clot formation. Heparin, another type of anticoagulant, is administered intravenously for a few days after a heart attack has occurred.
In addition to the medications, you may undergo surgery like ballooning or bypass to manage blockage of the arteries.
Lipodissolve should not be regarded as a new miracle treatment for weight reduction but when it comes to fat deposits which cannot be eliminated through diet and exercise, Lipodissolve initiates a process by which the fat is melted away and then eliminated from the body via the usual metabolic processes.
WHO WILL PERFORM THE TREATMENT AND WHAT DOES IT INVOLVE?
Lipodissolve injections must be carried out by medical experts trained in this field In order to achieve a successful treatment, knowledge about fat deposits in the body, the correct injection technique, and the right dosage for the treatment area is of the utmost importance.
Lipodissolve: Current Status
The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) recently announced the preliminary results of a small study of mesotherapy. Seven participants were injected with a standardized PC/DC cocktail in one half of their abdomen during up to four sessions that were spaced eight weeks apart. They were allowed to request treatment in the other side of their abdomen after the initial results were analyzed.
Study investigators used magnetic resonance imaging to measure any changes in fat thickness. They found that the lipodissolve treatments banished one centimeter of fat on the treated side. Six of seven study participants said they saw a visible difference and opted to treat the untreated side of their abdomen. Side effects included swelling, redness, bruising, and some pain, but there were no serious side effects seen in this study. The next step is to follow participants for longer periods of time, and possibly study this treatment among larger groups of people.
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