Prevent heart disease and live longer (Part 1) | Dr Michael Twyman
The Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Show
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Is Clusterall a Critical Molecule?
Clustral is this waxy compound, so it will not float in your liquid blood. The body has to make some called a lypo protein. If the indithelum has been damaged, these lypoproteins then stick there because that taffon surface is broken. You don't like to see individuals having an eldlc above 200. It really depends. There's no such thing as bad clustral. But if youre going to say there's a bad clustral, it's only to be the clustral that’s building up in your artery walls. Ye have to have clusteral in the artery to have athorschorosis.
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