Statin Drug Injury and Help

In the past two decades, chronic fatigue and muscle pain have been on the rise since drugs for lowering cholesterol, called statins, have been on the market.

Statin drugs block cells from making cholesterol and other substances that cells need to make energy, grow, and divide (to make new cells).

Statin drugs most commonly cause damage to muscle cells, nerve cells, and liver cells. (For more information, click here.)

If you take statin drugs and have any concerns with your health, then email me, Ann Potter, MD at MyEnergyMD@yahoo.com for a free consultation.  Describe in your letter any of the conditions you have experienced that may be associated with these drugs.

To get you started feeling better, I'll attach in my response to you a free electronic copy of my book, available at Amazon in paperback, which outlines my winning formula to improve cellular energy and health.

It is no coincidence that statin drugs, fatigue, and cellular injury go hand-in-hand.  Cells require lots of energy to perform their particular functions, and this is blocked by statin drugs.  When cellular energy is optimized, on the other hand, wellness and vitality follow.

HYDROGEN, from food, is what ultimately makes energy in every human cell. And that being said, it should be no surprise that...