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Muvalaplin: World's first Lp(a) lowering drug

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Muvalaplin: World's first Lp(a) lowering drug

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The trial demonstrated the success of Muvalaplin - the first oral drug ever developed to target Lp(a) - effectively lowering levels by up to 65 per cent. It works by disrupting the ability for Lp(a) to form in the body.

https://www.monash.edu/research/vic...bad-cholesterol

Dr Eades wrote about it last week and pointed out saturated fat also lowers it:
https://michaeleades.substack.com/p/the-arrow-139

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Antibiotics were their Magic Bullet. And they still think there is one for every malady.

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Wow, what a rabbit hole to go down! Thanks for all the links.

It sounds like it's a saturated fat problem. Needs a saturated fat solution.

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