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People’s Pharmacy: FDA changes allow alternative medicine for those who experience side effects from statins
People’s Pharmacy: FDA changes allow alternative medicine for those who experience side effects from statins
People’s Pharmacy: FDA changes allow alternative medicine for those who experience side effects from statins

Published on: 09/14/2025

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Joe Graedon, M.S., and Teresa Graedon, Ph.D., write People's Pharmacy.

Q. A renowned senior cardiologist in our area has been taking all his patients off statins and putting them on Repatha. He did this for my husband, and the results have been amazing.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/advice/2025/09/peoples-pharmacy-fda-changes-allow-alternative-medicine-for-those-who-experience-side-effects-from-statins.html

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